Oh, Kay!

• Original Broadway Production (1926)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1927)
  London, England
• Broadway Return Engagement (1928)
  New York, NY
• Off-Broadway Revival (1960)
  New York, NY
• Regional Revival (1973)
  Colchester, England
• London Revival (1974)
  London, England
• Closed on the road (1978)
• Goodspeed Production (1989)
  East Haddam, CT
• Broadway Revival (1990)
  New York, NY
• Lost Musicals Concert (1997)
  London, England

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• The Woman's Touch
  • aka A Woman's Touch [no note]
• Don't Ask!
• Dear Little Girl
• Maybe
• Clap Yo' Hands
• Do, Do, Do
  • aka Do Do Do [no note]
• Bride and Groom
  • aka Never Too Late to Mend-elssohn [no note]
• Someone to Watch Over Me
• Fidgety Feet
• Heaven on Earth
• Oh, Kay!

Cut during rehearsals

• Stepping with Baby
• What's the Use?
• When Our Ship Comes Sailing In

Cut during Philadelphia tryout

• The Moon is on the Sea
  • aka The Sun is on the Sea [no note]
• Show Me the Town
• Ain't It Romantic?
• Bring on the Ding Dong Dell

Added to 1960 revival

• The Twenties are Here to Stay
• Home
• Stiff Upper Lip
• The Pophams
• You'll Still Be There
• Little Jazz Bird

Status unknown

• If a Bootlegger Thinks of His Mother
• On Single Life Today the Curtain's Falling
• I've Got to Be There
• I've Got a Crush on You
• How Long Has This Been Going On?
• Blah, Blah, Blah
• Oh, So Nice
• Yes We Heard a Noise
• Isn't It Grand. Clap-a Yo' Hand!

Unused

• Guess Who

Added to the 1990 revival

• New York Serenade
• You Got What Gets Me
• Ask Me Again
• Somehow It Seldom Comes True
• Where's the Boy? Where's the Girl?

Added to the 1974 revival

• Having It Tougher Than You
• Looking for a Boy
• Things are Looking Up

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 (1957)
  

  • Barbara Ruick
  • Jack Cassidy
  • Allen Case
  • Roger White
• Studio Cast (1994)
  

  • Robert Westenberg
  • Patrick Cassidy
  • Adam Arkin
  • Liz Larsen
  • Stacey A. Logan
• Archival Reconstruction (not listed yet)
  

  • Gertrude Lawrence
  • Claude Hulbert
  • Harold French
  • Victor Arden
  • Phil Ohman

Based on the French comedy La Présidente by Maurice Hennequin and Pierre Veber

On Long Island during Prohibition, Englishwoman Kay Jones slips into playboy Jimmy Winter’s mansion to hide contraband for bootleggers. A surprise society wedding, vigilant cops, and meddling friends spark a cascade of disguises and misunderstandings. As Kay and Jimmy are drawn together, the chaos tilts from farce to romance, punctuated by jazzy showpieces and ballads like “Someone to Watch Over Me,” until secrets unravel, bonds are tested, and order—and love—wins out.

This version of "Bride and Groom" does not have the same lyrics as "It's Never Too Late to Mendelssohn", which was cut from Lady in the Dark. It is also not the same as "Bride and Groom" in Pardon My English.