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Miss Saigon Lyrics – All Songs from the Musical

Miss Saigon Lyrics: Song List

  1. Act 1
  2. Overture/Back Stage Dreamland
  3. The Heat Is On In Saigon
  4. The Movie In My Mind
  5. The Transaction
  6. The Dance
  7. Why God Why?
  8. This Money Is Yours
  9. Sun And Moon
  10. The Telephone Song
  11. The Deal
  12. The Wedding Ceremony (Dju Vui Vai)
  13. Thuy's Arrival
  14. What's This I Find
  15. The Last Night Of The World
  16. The Morning Of The Dragon
  17. I Still Believe
  18. Back in Town
  19. This Is The Hour
  20. If You Want To Die In Bed
  21. Let Me See His Western Nose
  22. I'd Give My Life For You
  23. Act 2
  24. Bui-Doi
  25. The Revelation
  26. What A Waste
  27. Please
  28. Chris Is Here
  29. Kim's Nightmare
  30. The Fall Of Saigon
  31. Room 317
  32. Now That I've Seen Her
  33. The Confrontation
  34. Paper Dragons
  35. The American Dream
  36. The Sacred Bird
  37. Finale

About the "Miss Saigon" Stage Show


Release date: 1991

Synopsis and Production History Update, 2025.

This section extends the given history. The original data remains intact.

Plot, in sharper focus.

The story tracks Kim, a teenage refugee, surviving Saigon’s collapse.

She meets Chris, a Marine, inside Dreamland’s neon haze and noise.

Love blooms fast, then war redraws borders, hearts, and choices.

The embassy evacuation shatters them. The helicopter roars. Promises break.

Years later in Bangkok, Kim protects Tam, their hidden son.

Chris returns with Ellen. Truth cuts through pity and guilt.

Kim’s final act is sacrifice. The curtain falls in silence.

Creative rewrites that shape modern stagings.

“Maybe” replaces “Now That I’ve Seen Her” in recent revivals.

The change reframes Ellen’s resolve and clarifies narrative beats.

The shift tightened pacing and centered Kim’s agency more clearly.

The helicopter, rebuilt for the 21st century.

The signature chopper remains, but the engineering evolved.

Designers Totie Driver and Matt Kinley reimagined mechanics and illusion.

Result, visceral panic without overwhelming the actors’ focus.

2014 West End revival, a lightning strike.

Tickets set a single-day record, surpassing £4.4 million.

Laurence Connor directed. Bruno Poet sculpted light like memory.

Production design credited Driver and Kinley, with Avian’s staging.

Eva Noblezada led as Kim. Jon Jon Briones electrified as Engineer.

2017 Broadway return, sleek and ferocious.

The revival opened at the Broadway Theatre in March 2017.

Noblezada, Briones, and Alistair Brammer reprised lead roles.

The limited run closed January 14, 2018, after 340 performances.

Design credits mirrored London’s updated creative blueprint.

Screen and recordings, for the shelf and the heart.

The 25th Anniversary performance hit cinemas in 2016.

The live 2014 London cast album became the definitive revival document.

Label details list Polydor and Universal partnerships for release.

Awards snapshot, still glittering.

Lea Salonga and Jonathan Pryce won Tony Awards in 1991.

Hinton Battle also won, for a searing featured performance.

Both Salonga and Pryce previously won Olivier Awards.

Recent productions and tours, 2023 to 2026.

The production toured Asia, including Manila in spring 2024.

Singapore hosted a limited run at Marina Bay Sands.

A new UK tour is announced for 2025 and 2026.

Producers are Cameron Mackintosh and Michael Harrison Entertainment.

Representation, critique, and ongoing dialogue.

Conversation continues about casting, depiction, and stereotype risk.

Historical controversies inform today’s auditions and creative rooms.

Modern revivals seek nuance without sanding down hard truths.

Key post-2010 milestones, at a glance.

Year Milestone Notes
2013 Record advance sales £4.4m in a single day, revival launch.
2014 London revival opens Noblezada and Briones lead, new design language.
2016 25th Anniversary film Cinema release with gala footage.
2017 Broadway revival Opened March, closed January 2018.
2024 Asian tour dates Manila and Singapore engagements.
2025–2026 New UK tour Michael Harrison with Cameron Mackintosh.

Cast highlights from recent companies.

  • Eva Noblezada, Kim, fierce clarity and steel.
  • Jon Jon Briones, The Engineer, charisma edged with danger.
  • Alistair Brammer, Chris, haunted tenderness and conflict.
  • Rachelle Ann Go, Gigi, luminous bite in every phrase.

Why the show still lands, today.

The score aches with melody and consequence, never sentimental.

History roars beneath the romance, never background wallpaper.

Each revival asks, who pays for dreams sold under neon.

Official trailer, for a quick pulse-check.

Miss Saigon Musical
Miss Saigon musical performance in the trailer thumbnail.

SEO focus, 2025 keywords and structure.

  • Miss Saigon musical overview and plot clarity.
  • Latest West End revival and Broadway revival credits.
  • Cameron Mackintosh producing strategy and tours.
  • Helicopter effect technology, stagecraft insights.
  • Tony Awards and Olivier Awards recognition.

Questions and Answers.

Is “Miss Saigon” still touring in 2025?
Yes, a new UK tour starts in 2025, continuing into 2026.
Which song replaced “Now That I’ve Seen Her”?
“Maybe” replaces it in modern revivals, reframing Ellen’s stance.
Who led the 2017 Broadway revival cast?
Eva Noblezada, Jon Jon Briones, and Alistair Brammer returned.
What defines the helicopter sequence today?
Precision mechanics, projections, and lighting, engineered for touring realities.
Which awards did the original stars secure?
Salonga and Pryce won Tonys. Hinton Battle also won in 1991.

Basic album and copyrights.

Key data for the modern live recording follows.

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