Musical Numbers
The songs below were those that appeared during the opening preview performance and press preview. Changes have been noted below.
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√ Replaced with the Frank Wildhorn song "Never Say Goodbye" for the Brighton Concert.
Song Changes
- "Prologue: The Shadows of the Night" changed throughout previews. What originally began by Dr. Manette singing about his letter ended with just him being shown being pulled off the stage by two guards. The opening night version featured only Lucie.
- "Resurrection Man" was cut after several previews, and was not featured for the opening night performance.
- "Let Her Be a Child" was edited to its original form during previews, no longer featuring Charles Darnay.
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