Mark Twain: The Musical - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I
  • Prelude
  • We're Goin' Fishin'
  • A Pilot on the Mississippi
  • Welcome to Paris
  • The Can-Can
  • Roughing It
  • The Skating Madrigal
  • I Know There's a Place
  • The House on the Hill
Act II
  • The Camelot Rag
  • Russian Dance
  • When Out on the River
  • Let's Give the Folks a Taste of Royalty
  • Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
  • Men of Oxford
  • Finale: I Know There's a Place; Homeward Bound

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