Lady in the Dark

• Original Broadway Production (1941)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Return Engagement (1943)
  New York, NY
• Film Version (1944)
• Lux Radio Theatre Broadcast (1945)
• Theatre Guild on the Air production (1947)
  Boston, MA
• Theatre Guild on the Air production (1950)
  New York, NY
• Hollywood Radio Theatre Broadcast (1953)
• Television Production (1954)
• New York Concert (1969)
  New York, NY
• Encores! Concert (1994)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1997)
  London, England

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Oh Fabulous One in Your Ivory Tower
  • aka Oh, Fabulous One [no note]
  • aka Oh, Fabulous One in Your Ivory Tower [no note]
• Huxley
  • aka The World's Inamorata [no note]
• One Life to Live
• Girl of the Moment
• It Looks Like Liza
  • aka What Is Liza Really Like [no note]
• Mapleton High Choral
  • aka Mapleton High Chorale [no note]
• This Is New
• The Princess of Pure Delight
• This Woman at the Altar
• The Greatest Show on Earth
• Dance of the Tumblers
• The Best Years of His Life
• Tchaikowsky
  • aka Tchaikovsky [no note]
  • aka Tchaikowsky (and Other Russians) [no note]
• The Saga of Jenny
  • aka Jenny [no note]
• My Ship

Section titles in score (sometimes used in programs)

• Glamour Dream
• Wedding Dream
• Circus Dream
• Childhood Dream

Cut prior to opening

• It's Never Too Late to Mendelssohn
• The Zodiac Song
  • aka No Matter Under What Star You're Born [no note]
  • aka You Have to Do What You Do Do [no note]
• You Are Unforgettable
  • aka Unforgettable [no note]
• Bats About You
• The Boss Is Bringing Home the Bride
• Our Little San Fernando Valley Home
  • aka In Our Little San Fernando Valley Home [no note]
• Hollywood Party
  • aka Party Parlando [no note]

Added to 1944 film version

• Suddenly It's Spring
• Artists Waltz
• Dream Lover
• Hobo Dance
• Wedding Dream Ballet
• Two-Step

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 (1963)
  Risë Stevens , Adolph Green , John Reardon , Roger White , Stephanie Augustine

In addition to the cut songs listed on the left side of the show page, three other songs were cut: a song titled "My Ship," which was completely unrelated to the song that was used in the show; a song without lyrics, the music of which became "West Wind" in One Touch of Venus (1943); and another song without lyrics which became "Love Song" in Love Life (1948).