Tell Me On A Sunday

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Originally produced in 1980 as an album, Tell Me On A Sunday was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and starred Marti Webb. The lyrics were written by Don Black.

It was later reworked as the first act of Song and Dance in 1982, in which Webb reprised her role. The second act of the show featured Wayne Sleep dancing to the music from Lloyd Webber's other successful recording Variations (variations on the A minor Caprice of Paganini) Bernadette Peters appeared in the Broadway version of the show in 1985.

The show was substantially re-written in 2003 for a London production which starred Denise Van Outen. Marti Webb succeeded her and subsequently toured the UK with the show.

Hit songs include Take That Look Off Your Face (which put Marti Webb in the UK charts) and Unexpected Song.

[edit] Musical numbers

1. Take That Look Off Your Face
2. Let Me Finish
3. It's Not The End of The World
4. Goodbye Mum, Goodbye Girls*
5. Haven in The Sky*
6. First Letter Home*
7. Speed Dating*
8. Second Letter Home*
9. Tyler King*
10. Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad
11. You Made Me Think You Were in Love*
12. Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad (reprise)
13. It's not the End of the World (If He's Younger)
14. Third Letter Home*
15. Unexpected Song
16. Come Back With the Same Look in Your Eyes
17. Let's Talk About You
18. Take That Look Off Your Face (Reprise)
19. Tell Me On A Sunday
20. It's Not the End of The World
21. Fourth Letter Home*
22. Ready Made Life/I'm Very You
23. Let Me Finish
24. Nothing Like You've Ever Known
25. Fifth Letter Home*
26. Somewhere, Someplace, Sometime*

*Additional Material by Jackie Clune