Musical Numbers
- "Reefer Madness" - Lecturer, Parents, Zombies
- "Romeo and Juliet" - Jimmy, Mary, Company
- "The Stuff" - Mae
- "Down at the Ol' Five and Dime" - Mary, Miss Poppy, Lecturer, Company
- "Jimmy Takes a Hit" - Sally, Jimmy, Jack, Mae, Ralph, Company
- "The Orgy" - Sally, Jimmy, Jack, Ralph, Mae, Moloch, Company
- "Lonely Pew" - Mary, Lecturer, Company
- "Listen to Jesus, Jimmy" - Jesus Christ, Joan of Arc, Satan, Company
- "Mary Jane/Mary Lane" - Jimmy, Mary, Mae, Jack, Singing Clams, Miss Poppy, Dead Old Man, Officer Sordelet, Jesus, Joan, Satan, Ralph, Sally, Chinese Man, Company
- "The Brownie Song" - Jimmy, Mae, Sally, Jack, Ralph
- "Little Mary Sunshine" - Ralph, Mary
- "Mary's Death" - Jimmy, Mary
- "Murder!" - Jimmy, Ralph, Mary, Satan, Sally, Jack, Mae, Zombies
- "The Stuff (Reprise)" - Mae
- "Tell 'Em the Truth" - Mae, Lecturer, Jimmy, Mary, Jack, Sally, Ralph, Company
- "Romeo and Juliet (Reprise)" - Mary, Jimmy
- "Reefer Madness (Finale)" - Company
- "Reefer Madness" (end credits) - Lecturer, Sally, Company
- "Mary Jane/Mary Lane" (end credits) - Mary, Jimmy, Company
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