Lost in the Stars

• Original Broadway Production (1949)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (1950)
• New York City Opera Revival (1958)
  New York, NY
• College Production (1968)
  Jackson Hole, WY
• Broadway Revival (1972)
  New York, NY
• Film Version (1974)
• York Theatre Company Revival (1988)
  New York, NY
• Regional Production (1992)
  Boston, MA
• London Concert (2009)
  London, England
• Encores! Concert (2011)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• The Hills of Ixopo
  • aka Opening: The Hills of Ixopo [no note]
• Thousands of Miles
• Train to Johannesburg
• The Search
• The Little Grey House
  • aka Little Gray House [no note]
• Who'll Buy?
• Trouble Man
• Murder in Parkwold
• Fear
• Lost in the Stars
• The Wild Justice
  • aka Opening: The Wild Justice [no note]
• O Tixo, Tixo, Help Me
• Stay Well
• Cry, the Beloved Country
• Big Mole
• A Bird of Passage

Listed as a separate number in some productions and on some recordings

• Four O'Clock

Cut prior to Broadway opening

• The Little Tin God
  • aka Little Tin God [no note]

Cut prior to opening

• Gold!
• The Shadowy Grass
• Soliloquy

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 (May 18, 1993)
  

  • Gregory Hopkins
  • Arthur Woodley
  • Reginald Pindell
  • Cynthia Clarey
  • Carol Woods

Based on the novel Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton

The songs "The Little Gray House", "Trouble Man", "Lost in the Stars", "Stay Well", and "The Little Tin God" all had their origins in Ulysses Africanus (1939), an unfinished, aborted musical.

"The Little Gray House" and "Lost in the Stars" were moved to this show intact. "The Little Tin God" uses the same lyrics as in Ulysses Africanus but the musical setting was changed. "Trouble Man" was originally "Lover Man" and was changed because of a rival claimant. "Stay Well" had no lyrics in Ulysses Africanus.

• Cry, the Beloved Country (source material/revival title)