Scenes and Music
PROLOGUE: The Mandarin and the Chorus
SCENE ONE: The Pizzeria of Mama Polo in Venice. 1271,
- Pizza, Pizza
- The Sun, the Wind, and the Sea
- Finaletto
SCENE TWO: The Border of China.
- Don't Ride a Camel
- Tea-Time in China
SCENE THREE: The Pleasure Dome of Kublai Khan
- That We Wouldn't Want to Lose
- Kublai Khan
- Here We Are, You Lucky People
- The Legend of the Little Dragon
- Dance in the Streets
SCENE FOUR: The Peacock Garden
- To the Ladies
- The Other Side of the Moon
SCENE FIVE: The Jade Pagoda
- A Quiet Pagoda
- The Right Kind of Man
- Two Little Girls Like You
- The Meeting of the Smoke-Ring
SCENE SIX: The Streets of Xanadu
- Rosalina
SCENE SEVEN: The Pleasure Dome
- Sacrifice Night
- The Rickshaw Reel
- Finale Ultimo
Read more about this topic: Xanadu: The Marco Polo Musical
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