Act I
Magic to Do
Leading Player, Ensemble
War is a Science
Charles, Pippin, Ensemble
Glory
Leading Player, Soldiers, Ensemble
Corner of the Sky (Reprise)
Pippin
Simple Joys
Leading Player
No Time at All
Berthe, Ensemble
With You
Pippin, Leading Player, Ensemble
Spread a Little Sunshine
Fastrada, Ensemble
Morning Glow
Pippin, Ensemble
Act II
Opening Act II
Pippin, Leading Player, Ensemble
On the Right Track
Leading Player, Pippin
Prayer for a Duck
Pippin, Theo
Love Song
Pippin, Catherine
Corner of the Sky (Last Reprise)
Pippin
I Guess I'll Miss the Man
Catherine
The Finale
Leading Player, Pippin, Ensemble
Pippin is the story of a young prince, Pippin, the oldest son of Charlemagne, and his journey to achieve an extraordinary and completely fulfilling life. He is led on his way by the Leading Player and her mysterious troupe of Players, as they perform the story of Pippin's life and times. Pippin encounters war, temptation, intrigue, politics, family, and love on his quest, and ultimately must confront his own fears in order to find his very own corner of the sky.
Pippin was originally created by Stephen Schwartz in 1967 while he was a student at Carnegie Mellon University, for the student-run theater troupe, Scotch'n'Soda Theatre. It was performed at CMU's Spring Carnival that year, and debuted on Broadway just five years later in 1972, directed and choreographed by the legendary Bob Fosse. Pippin was revived on Broadway in 2013, directed by Diane Paulus, and starring Carnegie Mellon alumna Patina Miller as the Leading Player.
