Annie Warbucks - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act 1
  • Overture - Orchestra
  • A New Deal for Christmas - All
  • Annie Ain't Just Annie Anymore - Annie, Warbucks, Grace, Drake, The Staff
  • Above the Law - Commissioner Doyle
  • Changes - Warbucks, Annie
  • The Other Woman - The Orphans
  • The Other Woman (reprise) - The Orphans
  • That's the Kind of Woman - Drake, Annie, Warbucks, Servants
  • A Younger Man - Warbucks
  • But You Go On - Mrs. Kelly
  • Above the Law (reprise) - Commissioner Doyle, Mrs. Kelly
  • I Got Me - Annie, The Orphans
  • I Got Me (reprise) - Annie
Act 2
  • Love - Ella
  • Love (reprise) - Annie, C.G.
  • Somebody's Gotta Do Somethin' - Annie, The Patersons, Roosevelt, Grace, The White House Staff
  • Leave It to the Girls - Commissioner Doyle, Mrs. Kelly
  • All Dolled Up - The Orphans, Annie, Warbucks, Grace, Roosevelt, The Patersons, Drake, The Staff
  • The Tenement Lullaby - Mrs. Kelly
  • It Would Have Been Wonderful - Grace
  • When You Smile - Warbucks, Annie
  • Wedding, Wedding - Company
  • I Always Knew - Annie

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