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"Annie" the Musical: List of Scenes
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Act 1 – Sc. 1: Orphanage Song(s): “Maybe”, “Hard Knock Life” Annie Molly Pepper Duffy July
Kate Tessie Miss Hannigan Mr. Bundles

Act 1 – Sc. 2: New York Street Song(s): “Tomorrow” Street Ensemble Annie Lt. Ward Sandy

Act 1 – Sc. 3: Hooverville Song(s): “We’d Like to Thank You…” Hooverville Ensemble Annie Lt. Ward

Act 1 – Sc. 4: Orphanage Song(s): “Little Girls” Annie Molly Pepper Duffy July
Kate Tessie Miss Hannigan Lt. Ward Grace

Act 1 – Sc. 5: Warbucks Mansion Song(s): “I Think I’m Gonna Like It Here” Annie Grace Warbucks Servant Ensemble (including Drake, Pugh, Greer, Cecille, and Annette)

Act 1 – Sc. 6: New York City/Times Square Song(s): “N.Y.C.” FULL CAST (will be divided into ensembles)

Act 1- Sc .7: Orphanage Song(s): “Easy Street” Molly Tessie Pepper July Kate
Duffy Miss Hannigan Grace Rooster Lily

Act 1 – Sc. 8: Warbucks Mansion Song(s): “You Won’t Be An Orphan For Long” Annie Grace Warbucks Servant Ensemble (including Drake, Pugh, Greer, Cecille, and Annette)

Act 2 – Sc. 1: The Oxydent Hour of Smiles Radio Show Song(s): “Never Fully Dressed”
Annie Warbucks Grace Bert Healy
Show Producer Sound Effects Person Fred McCracken Boylan Sisters
Studio Audience

Act 2 – Sc. 2: Orphanage Song(s):“Never Fully Dressed”, “Easy Street” (Reprise) Molly Pepper Duffy July Kate
Tessie Miss Hannigan Rooster Lily

Act 2 – Sc. 3: White House Boardroom Song(s):“Cabinet Tomorrow” Annie Warbucks FDR Ickes Perkins Hull Morgantheau Howe

Act 2 – Sc. 4/5: Mansion Song(s): “Something Was Missing”, “I Don’t Need Anything But You” Annie Warbucks Grace Drake Judge Brandeis Rooster Lily FDR

Act 2 – Sc. 6: Mansion Song: Finale Annie Warbucks Grace Drake FDR Miss Hannigan Orphans Rooster Lily Servant Ensemble FULL CAST (For
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