Fame (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I

Pray I Make P.A (Prologue) - Schlomo, Serena, Joe, Mabel and Carmen
Hard Work - Company
I Want to Make Magic - Nick
Can't Keep It Down - Joe, Students
Tyrone's Rap (or Jack's Rap) - Tyrone (or Jack)
There She Goes! - Carmen
Fame - Carmen, students
Let's Play a Love Scene -Serena
Bring on Tomorrow - Schlomo, Carmen
Teacher's Argument - Miss Bell, Miss Sherman
Hard Work (Reprise) - Company

Act 2

I Want to Make Magic (Reprise) - Nick, Serena, and Company
Mabel's Prayer - Mabel, Students
Think of Meryl Streep - Serena
Dancin' on the Sidewalk - Tyrone(or Jack) and students
These Are My Children - Miss Sherman
Pas de Deux - Tyrone and Iris
In L.A. - Carmen and Schlomo
Let's Play a Love Scene (Reprise) - Nick and Serena
Bring on Tomorrow (Reprise) - Schlomo
Finale: Hard Work/Fame (Reprise) - Carmen and Company

The music used in the Dance Class is based on Beethoven's Spring Sonata. Also, the Pas De Deux uses music from the ballet "This Is Forever" by Steve Margoshes. However, some productions use music for the Pas De Deux by Mark Berman.

Some productions such as Fame on 42nd Street use the song "There She Goes! (Reprise)" (also known as "The Fall Festival") as an alternative to "I Want to Make Magic (Reprise)". This version has a more Spanish theme to the song. However, it still contains elements of the "I Want to Make Magic (Reprise)" in it.

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