Works
Sources:
- Musicals
- Lucky Stiff (1988)
- Once on This Island (1990)
- My Favorite Year (1993)
- Ragtime (1998; Broadway revival 2009)
- Seussical (2000; revival 2007))
- A Man of No Importance (2002)
- A Long Gay Book (2003), an early version of Loving Repeating
- Dessa Rose (2005)
- Loving Repeating (2005)
- Chita Rivera: The Dancer's Life (2005), music also by others
- The Glorious Ones (2007)
- Incidental music
- Proposals (1997)
- Contributions
- "I Eat", contribution to The Seven Deadly Sins: A Song Cycle for Audra McDonald, performed on June 2, 2004
- Film scores
- Anastasia (1997)
- Bartok the Magnificent (1999)
- After the Storm (2009)
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