Fiorello!

• Original Broadway Production (1959)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (1960)
• New York City Center Production (1962)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1962)
  London, England
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1976)
  New York, NY
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1988)
  New York, NY
• Encores! Concert (1994)
  New York, NY
• Musicals Tonight! Concert (2012) [cancelled]
  New York, NY
• Encores! Concert (2013)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Overture
• On the Side of the Angels
• Politics and Poker
• Unfair
• Marie's Law
• The Name's LaGuardia
• The Bum Won
• I Love a Cop
• I Love a Cop (reprise)
• Till Tomorrow
  • aka 'Til Tomorrow [no note]
• Home Again
• When Did I Fall in Love
  • aka When Did I Fall in Love? [no note]
• Entr'acte
• Gentleman Jimmy
• Gentleman Jimmy (reprise)
• The Name's La Guardia (reprise)
• Little Tin Box
• The Very Next Man
• Politics and Poker (reprise)
• The Very Next Man (reprise)
• Finale

Cut during tryout

• Where Do I Go from Here?
• Business Is Fundamentally Sound
• Till the Bootlegger Comes
• Impatient

Cut during rehearsals

• Trieste

• Composer Demo [audio]

In early-20th-century New York, a tenacious lawyer takes on Tammany Hall, championing immigrants and workers while running witty, grassroots campaigns. His reform drive collides with personal commitments as romance and public duty pull in different directions. Friends in clubhouses, loyal secretaries, and hardened bosses sing of favors, ambition, and integrity. Through elections, courtroom battles, and late-night strategy, he learns what it costs to clean up a city—and what it means to lead with heart.

There were many additional unused songs but these were written very early and discarded long before rehearsals. A song with the title "Temporarily Unemployed" has sometimes been traced as having been a cut song but Sheldon Harnick has stated that no song with that title ever existed. He says it may have been a title contemplated for "Business Is Fundamentally Sound," a song that ended up being cut.