Back To The 80s (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

The song lists are different for: Australia and New Zealand; Canada and the United States; and the United Kingdom. Songs have been taken out and/or removed in each case. The full song list is below with country flags indicated for discrepancies between song list.

Act One

  1. One of the following songs:
    • "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go" -
    • "Kids in America" -
  2. One of the following songs:
    • "Kids in America" -
    • "Kids in America (Reprise)" -
  3. "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" -
  4. "Footloose" -
  5. "Mickey" -
  6. "Michael's Election Rap" -
  7. "Video Killed the Radio Star" -
    • "Glory of Love" -
  9. "Let's Hear It for the Boy" -
  10. "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" -
  11. "You Give Love a Bad Name" -
  12. "You Give Love a Bad Name (Reprise)" -
  13. "Man in the Mirror" -

Act Two

  1. One of the following songs:
    • "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" -
    • "We Are the World" -
  2. "Dancing on the Ceiling" -
  3. "Love Shack" -
  4. "Love Shack (Reprise)" -
  5. "Total Eclipse of the Heart" -
  6. "Nine to Five" -
  7. "Walking on Sunshine" -
  8. "Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car" -
  9. "Centerfold" -
  10. "Lost in Your Eyes" -
  11. "Never Gonna Give You Up" -
  12. "Material Girl" -
  13. "Don't Worry, Be Happy" / "Come On Eileen" -
  14. One of the following songs:
    • "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go (Reprise)" -
    • "The Final Countdown" -
  15. "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" -
  16. "Back to the 80's Megamix!" -

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