70, Girls, 70

• Original Broadway Production (1971)
  New York, NY
• Kansas City Starlight Production (1971)
  Kansas City, MO
• Marriott Lincolnshire Production (1989)
  Chicago, IL
• London Production (1991)
  London, England
• Musicals in Mufti Production (2000)
  New York, NY
• Encores! Concert (2006)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Old Folks
• Home
• Broadway, My Street
• The Caper
• Coffee in a Cardboard Cup
• You and I, Love
• Do We?
• Hit It, Lorraine
• See the Light
  • aka Emma Finch [no note]
• Boom Ditty Boom
• Believe
• Go Visit
  • aka Go Visit Your Grandmother [no note]
• Seventy, Girls, Seventy
  • aka 70, Girls, 70 [no note]
• The Elephant Song
  • aka Where Does an Elephant Go? [no note]
• Yes
• Folk Song

Added to revised version

• Well Laid Plans
• I Can't Do That Anymore

• Composer Demo (1970) [audio]
• Demo Recording [audio]
• Studio Demo [audio]

Based on the 1958 play Breath of Spring by Peter Coke, adapted by Joe Masteroff

A lively group of elderly residents at the Upper West Side’s Sussex Arms retirement hotel discover it’s being sold. Refusing to give up, they band together for a series of comedic fur heists to raise money and reclaim their home. Along the way, they rediscover youth, friendship, and joy—proving it’s never too late for adventure or to act with daring flair.

Make Mine Mink was the film version of the play's stated source, A Breath of Spring.  70 Girls 70 used most of the plot elements from its source, but changed the location from the UK to America.

• Breath of Spring (source material)