The Boy Friend

• Original London Production (1953)
  London, England
• London Fringe Return Engagement (1953)
  London, England
• London Production (1954)
  London, England
• Broadway Production (1954)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (1955)
   
• Australian Production (1956)
  no location listed yet
• Off-Broadway Revival (1958)
  New York, NY
• London Revival (1967)
  London, England
• Australian Revival (1968)
  no location listed yet
• Broadway Revival (1970)
  New York, NY
• Film Version (1971)
   
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1974)
  New York, NY
• London Revival (1984)
  London, England
• London Concert Revival (1989)
  London, England
• National Tour (2005)
   
• Open Air Theatre Revival (2006)
  London, England
• Open Air Theatre Revival (Return Engagement) (2007)
  London, England
• Musicals Tonight! Concert (2007)
  New York, NY

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Original score

• Perfect Young Ladies
• The Boy Friend
• Won't You Charleston With Me?
• Fancy Forgetting
• I Could Be Happy with You
• Sur la Plage
  • aka On the Beach [no note]
• A Room in Bloomsbury
  • aka Room in Bloomsbury [Title in programs for 1958 Off-Broadway revival]
• It's Nicer in Nice
• The You Don't Want to Play with Me Blues
  • aka The You Don't Want to Play with Me Blues [no note]
• Safety in Numbers
• The Riviera
  • aka Riviera [Title in playbill for 1954 Broadway production]
• It's Never Too Late to Fall in Love
• Carnival Tango
• Poor Little Pierrette

Cut prior to opening

Added to film version

• You Are My Lucky Star
• All I Do is Dream of You

Added to film version but cut

• Arcadian Interlude

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 (1962)
  Pamela Charles , Peter Gilmore , Nicolette Roeg , Mike Sammes
• Studio Cast (1965)
  Joanne Brown , Raymond Aske , Laurence Richardson , Mike Sammes , Bill Davies

The original London productions were a straightforward attempt at a 1920s musical. The Broadway version was a spoof of the style.

• The Boyfriend (alternate title)