Funny Face

• Original Broadway Production (1927)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1928)
  London, England
• Regional Co-Production (1973)
• Studio Arena Theater Production (1978)
  Buffalo, NY
• Goodspeed Production (1981)
  East Haddam, CT

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Original score

• Birthday Party
  • aka Birthday Party Tonight [no note]
• Once
• Funny Face
• High Hat
• 'S Wonderful
• Let's Kiss and Make Up
  • aka Come! Come! Come Closer! [unused version]
• Come Along, Let's Gamble
• In the Swim
• He Loves and She Loves
• Tell the Doc
• What Am I Going to Do?
  • aka My One and Only [no note]
• Sing a Little Song
• Blue Hullaballoo
• The Babbitt and the Bromide

Cut during rehearsals

• When the Right One Comes Along

Cut during tryout

• Aviator
  • aka Flying Fete [no note]
  • aka We're All A-Worry, All Agog [no note]
• Dance Alone with You
  • aka Why Does Everybody Have to Cut In [no note]
• Finest of the Finest, The
• How Long Has This Been Going On?
• Nut Dance
• When You're Single
• The World is Mine
  • aka Toddlin' Along [later title]
• Your Eyes! Your Smile!
  • aka Those Eyes [no note]

Added to London production

• Look at the Damn Thing Now
• Imagination

Added to 1978 revival

• Oh, So Nice
• Where's the Boy?
  • aka Where's the Boy? Here's the Girl! [no note]
• Just a Simple Soul
• Isn't It a Pity?

Added to 1981 revival

• You've Got What Gets Me

Unused

• Acrobats
• Bluebeard
• Invalid Entrance

Status unknown

• Good Heavens, They're Gone
• Dancing Hour

Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• Studio Cast (1960)
  Maggie Fitzgibbon , Scott Peters , Patricia Lynn , Mike Sammes Singers

Jimmy Reeve has three wards, all pretty girls whose prize belongings he keeps in his safe. June Wynne, for example, has a pearl necklace locked in there. Her sister Frankie Wynne has a diary that is filled with personal thoughts so incriminating that she convinces her boyfriend, the aviator Peter Thurston, to steal it from the safe. Somehow he manages to steal the pearls instead, setting off a merry chase that takes the cast to the pier at Atlantic City. To make matters more complicated, two humbling crooks also try to break into the safe and are swept along in the chase.

"High Hat", "'S Wonderful" and "Tell the Doc" found on the original London cast recordings all contain additional lyrics not used in the New York production. There is no evidence these lyrics were written by Ira Gershwin.

• Smarty (pre-Broadway title)