Audition Songs for Putting It Together – By Vocal Type
Last Updated: January, 2026
When considering audition songs for Putting It Together, it’s fitting to choose a song in the style of Sondheim from musical theatre repertoire that aligns with the tone of the show and suits your vocal type. Always refer to the audition notice for specific guidelines.
Because Putting It Together premiered in 1992, the audition songs below are drawn from musicals between the 1960s and 2000s. Each one has been carefully hand-picked and reviewed by a musical theatre professional to ensure fit and audition readiness.
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Step 1: Review Audition Info
Please read your audition details carefully, as they sometimes specify the type of song they’d like to hear (a ballad, something uptempo, etc.). Make sure to select a song that’s appropriate for your specific casting call.
Step 2: Study the Show
Before auditioning, you should get familiar with the show, and listening to the cast album is a great way to do that. Here’s where you can learn more about Putting It Together.
Step 3: Pick an Audition Song
Before choosing a song, find your voice type and range using the Vocal Guide.
When you’re ready, choose a song from below that best fits your voice and comfort level.
The Audition Songs
Altos
“Children and Art” – Sunday in the Park with George
“In Buddy’s Eyes” – Follies
“Liaisons” – A Little Night Music
“Losing My Mind” – Follies
“Moments in the Woods” – Into the Woods
Baritones
“Beautiful Girls” – Follies
“If You Can Find Me I’m Here” – Evening Primrose
“Love, I Hear” – A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
“Multitudes of Amys” – Company
“Talent” – Road Show
Basses
“Everybody Says Don’t” – Anyone Can Whistle
“Fear No More” – The Frogs
“Johanna” – Sweeney Todd
“Love Is in the Air” – A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum [cut]
“Your Eyes Are Blue” – Marry Me a Little
Contras
“A Parade in Town” – Anyone Can Whistle
“Broadway Baby” – Follies
“Last Midnight” – Into the Woods
“Sunday in the Park with George” – Sunday in the Park with George
“The Story of Lucy and Jessie” – Follies
Mezzo-Sopranos
“I Wish I Could Forget You” – Passion
“Isn’t It?” – Saturday Night
“So Many People” – Saturday Night
“Take Me to the World” – Evening Primrose
“There Won’t Be Trumpets” – Anyone Can Whistle
Sopranos
“All For You” – Saturday Night
“Happiness” – Passion [Sondheim/solo version]
“I Remember” – Evening Primrose
“Soon” – A Little Night Music
“What More Do I Need?” – Saturday Night
Tenors
“Finishing the Hat” – Sunday in the Park with George
“Ladies in Their Sensitivities” – Sweeney Todd
“Later” – A Little Night Music
“Not a Day Goes By” – Merrily We Roll Along
“Someone Is Waiting” – Company
Step 4: Select a Monologue
If requested, here are a few audition monologues for Putting It Together:
• “It’s Best” from Elsewhere
• “Johnny Talks Kids➝” from Frankie and Johnny… (Johnny)
• “Right Place, Right Time #2” in The Best Men’s Monologues from New Plays, 2019➝
• “Rooms” in Fantasy Monologues for Young Actors➝
• “Wormhole➝” from Ohio (Zach)
Final Step: Audition Prep
Once you’ve chosen your song, it’s time to start preparing! Grab your FREE Audition Prep Checklist and Stamp Cards to stay organized and motivated for your upcoming auditions!
Putting It Together Song List
Here’s a list of the musical numbers in Putting It Together. Unless you have been asked to, do not choose from the below songs for your audition! The following is more intended to be used for research purposes.
* That said, if you’ve specifically been asked to sing a song from the show, you can find the sheet music for the best possible audition songs below.
Act 1:
“Invocation and Instructions”
“Putting It Together”
“Rich And Happy”
“Merrily We Roll Along”
“Lovely”
“Hello, Little Girl”
“My Husband The Pig”
“Everybody Ought To Have A Maid“
“Have I Got A Girl For You”
“Pretty Women”
“Sooner Or Later”
“Bang!”
“Country House””
“Unworthy Of Your Love”
Act 2:
“Back In Business”
“It’s Hot Up Here”
“More”
“There’s Always A Woman”
“Getting Married Today”
Want more songs? Check out these DIY Rep Books for EVERY vocal type!
Author: Stacy Karyn
Stacy Karyn is the founder of Theatre Trip and the author of The Thespian’s Bucket List. She is also the creator of The Cast Album List. Her background includes a BA in Theatre, a TESOL Drama certificate, and professional experience in Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters.
