Flora, The Red Menace

• Original Broadway Production (1965)
  New York, NY
• Television Production (1978)
• Off-Broadway Revival (1987)
  New York, NY
• Pasadena Playhouse Production (1990)
  Pasadena, CA
• London Production (1994)
  London, England
• Reprise! Concert (2008)
  Los Angeles, CA
• London Revival (2012)
  London, England

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Original score

• Prologue
• Unafraid
• All I Need Is One Good Break
• Not Every Day of the Week
• Sign Here
• The Flame
• Palomino Pal
• A Quiet Thing
• Hello Waves
  • aka You Can Say That Again [no note]
• Dear Love
• Express Yourself
• Knock, Knock
• The Tree of Life Ballet
• Sing Happy
• You Are You

Cut from original production

• The Kid Herself
• Among the People
• Comrade Ada's Ballet—"Blood on 23rd Street"
  • aka Blood on 23rd Street [no note]
  • aka Blood on Twenty-third Street [no note]
• I Believe You

Added to 1987 revival, but cut

• You Feel Too Much
• I Got a Right to Know
• Money in the Bank
• Well, Goodbye
• You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet

Added to 1987 revival

• Street Song
  • aka Mister, Just Give Me a Job [no note]
• Keepin' It Hot
• Where Did Everybody Go?
  • aka Where Did Everybody Go [no note]
• The Joke

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 (1965)
  No cast listed yet.

• Composer Demo [audio]
• Composer Demo [audio]

Based on the novel Love is Just Around the Corner by Lester Atwell

A fashion designer, fresh out of school, is persuaded by her boy friend to join the Communist Party.

For the 1987 revival, cut songs were reinstated and other new songs added. One new song "Street Song" was added to the prologue and reprised throughout the show but not listed in the program. Title is from the CD release of the revival. "Street Song V", following "Keepin' It Hot", is an instrumental playoff of "Keepin' It Hot" and not the "Street Song" used throughout the show.

• Love is Just Around the Corner (no note)