Whoopee

• Original Broadway Production (1928)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Revival (1979)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (1980)
• Kenley Players Production (1984)

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Original score

• It's a Beautiful Day Today
• Here's to the Girl of My Heart
• Red, Red Rose
  • aka I'm Bringing a Red, Red Rose [no note]
• Gypsy Joe
• Makin' Whoopee
• Go Get 'Em
• Until You Get Somebody Else
• Taps
• Come West, Little Girl, Come West
• Gypsy Song
  • aka Where the Sunset Meets the Sea [no note]
• Where Sunset Meets the Sea
• Gypsy Dance
• Stetson
• The Singing Waiter
• Hungry Women
• Automobile Horn Song
  • aka Eddie Cantor's Automobile Song [no note]
• I Faw Down an' Go Boom!
  • aka I Faw Down and Go Boom [no note]
• Ever Since the Movies Leaned to Talk
• My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now
• Song of the Setting Sun
  • aka Out of the Dawn [no note]
• Red Mama
• We'll Keep on Caring
• Love Is a Mountain
  • aka Invocation to the Mountain God [no note]
• Mohave War Dance
• Invocation to the Mountain God
• Love Me or Leave Me
• Hallowe'en Tonight
• Modernistic Ballet in Black
• Hallowe'en Whoopee Ball

Added to film version

• I'll Still Belong to You
  • aka I Still Belong to You [no note]
  • aka I Still Belong to You [no note]
• My Baby Just Cares for Me
• Wedding Song
• The Wildest of Cowboys Is He
• A Girl Friend of a Boy Friend of Mine
• Yes Sir, That's My Baby
• You
  • aka You, Gee But You're Wonderful [no note]
• That Certain Party
• Reaching for Someone
• Tapahoe Tap, The
• Let's All Make Whoopee Tonight

Based on the comedy The Nervous Wreck by Owen Davis

In Arizona’s wide-open country, a high-strung outsider stumbles into a swirl of ranch feuds, lawmen, and a rebellious young woman on the run. Mistaken identities multiply as desert pursuits, costume parties, and quick-thinking schemes unfold. Ballads and specialty numbers punctuate the chaos while alliances shift between cowboys, showfolk, and townspeople. Amid the commotion, romance wins out and order returns—just in time for a celebratory finale that turns calamity into communal cheer.

During the subsequent tour of the original production some programs used the title Makin' Whoopee!.

• Makin' Whoopee (post-Broadway tour title)
• The Nervous Wreck (no note)
• Whoopee! (no note)