Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

See also: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: Original Broadway Cast Recording
Act I
  • Overture
  • Give Them What They Want (Broadway) - Lawrence, Andre, Ensemble
    • The Only Game in Town (National Tour)
  • What Was a Woman to Do - Muriel, Women
  • Great Big Stuff - Freddy, Ensemble
  • Chimp in a Suit - Andre
  • Oklahoma? - Jolene, Lawrence, Ensemble
  • All About Ruprecht - Lawrence, Ruprecht, Jolene
  • What Was a Woman to Do (Reprise) - Muriel
  • Here I Am - Christine, Ensemble
  • Nothing is Too Wonderful to Be True - Christine, Freddy
  • The Miracle (Act I Finale) - Company
Act II
  • Entr'acte
  • Ruffhousin' Mit Shüffhausen - Lawrence, Freddy, Christine
  • Like Zis/Like Zat - Andre, Muriel
  • The More We Dance - Lawrence, Christine, Ensemble
  • Love is My Legs - Freddy, Christine, Ensemble
  • Love Sneaks In - Lawrence
  • Like Zis/Like Zat (Reprise) - Muriel
  • Son of Great Big Stuff - Freddy, Christine
  • The Reckoning - Lawrence, Freddy, Christine
  • Dirty Rotten Number - Lawrence, Freddy
  • Finale - Company

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