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Gutenberg! The Musical! Lyrics




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From the Album 1. Welcome to Gutenberg!
    by Andrew Rannells
2. Prologue
    by Andrew Rannells
3. Schlimmer!
    by Andrew Rannells
4. That was the opening number!
    by Andrew Rannells
5. I Can't Read
    by Andrew Rannells
6. That was the love ballad!
    by Andrew Rannells
7. Haunted German Wood
    by Andrew Rannells
8. Guess who's about to make a machine that prints books!
    by Andrew Rannells
9. The Press Song
    by Andrew Rannells
10. History!
      by Andrew Rannells
11. I Can't Read (Reprise)
      by Andrew Rannells
12. Have a biscuit!
      by Andrew Rannells
13. Biscuits
      by Andrew Rannells
14. This show is not about biscuits!
      by Andrew Rannells
15. What's the Word?
      by Andrew Rannells
16. And just like old wine... the plot thickens.
      by Andrew Rannells
17. Stop the Press
      by Andrew Rannells
18. Now anything can happen!
      by Andrew Rannells
19. Tomorrow Is Tonight
      by Andrew Rannells
20. Second Prologue
      by Andrew Rannells
21. That was a nightmare.
      by Andrew Rannells
22. Words, Words, Words
      by Andrew Rannells
23. Gutenberg needed to have a lot of fun.
      by Andrew Rannells
24. Monk With Me
      by Andrew Rannells
25. It's called a motif.
      by Andrew Rannells
26. (Might as Well) Go to Hell
      by Andrew Rannells
27. What if no one wants our show?
      by Andrew Rannells
28. Festival!
      by Andrew Rannells
29. Finale
      by Andrew Rannells



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Gutenberg! The Musical! is a musical written and composed by Scott Brown and Anthony King. Brown and King developed the show at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York City, where versions of it played over the course of more than a year. The show was part of the 2005 New York Musical Theatre Festival and, in more final form, the 2006 Festival, and ran at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London in January 2006.

The musical opened off-Broadway on December 3, 2006, directed by Alex Timbers, and closed on May 6, 2007. A 2023 Broadway production, also helmed by Timbers, starred Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells.

The piece concerns two earnest but clueless theatre composers, who present a highly inaccurate musical about the life of Johannes Gutenberg to potential investors.
Genre(s): Soundtrack, Musical
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