The Wedding Singer

Synopsis

Robbie Hart, New Jersey’s favorite wedding singer, is the life of the party until his own fiancée leaves him at the altar. Heartbroken and cynical, he begins to sabotage weddings with his morose performances. That is until he meets Julia, a sweet waitress who wins his heart. But Julia is set to marry a Wall Street shark, and Robbie must pull off the performance of a decade to win her love. Packed with infectious tunes, big laughs, and even bigger hair, The Wedding Singer is a nostalgic trip to the ’80s with a romantic twist.

Musical numbers

Act I

• “It’s Your Wedding Day” – Robbie, Sammy, George, and Company
• “Someday” – Julia and Female Ensemble
• “Awesome” – Robbie and Julia
• “Someday (Robbie’s Reprise)” – Robbie
• “A Note from Linda” – Linda
• “It’s Your Wedding Day (Reprise 1)” – Robbie
• “Pop!” – Holly, Angie, Julia, and Company *
• “Somebody Kill Me” (music and lyrics by Tim Herlihy and Adam Sandler) – Robbie
• “A Note from Grandma” – Rosie
• “It’s Your Wedding Day (Reprise 2)” – Robbie and Wedding Guests
• “Casualty of Love” – Robbie, Sideburns Lady, Loser Guy, Large Lady, and Company
• “Come Out of the Dumpster” – Julia and Robbie
• “Today You Are a Man” – Robbie, George, and Sammy
• “George’s Prayer” – George
• “Not That Kind of Thing” – Robbie, Julia, and Company
• “Saturday Night in the City” – Company

Act II

• “All About the Green” – Glen, Robbie, and Company
• “Someday (Julia’s Reprise)” – Julia
• “Right in Front of Your Eyes” – Holly and Sammy
• “All About the Green (Reprise)” – Robbie, Bum, and Ricky
• “Single” – Sammy, Ricky, Bum, George, Robbie, and Male Ensemble
• “If I Told You” – Robbie and Julia
• “Let Me Come Home” – Linda
• “Not That Kind of Thing / If I Told You (Reprise)” – Rosie, Robbie, and Julia
• “Move That Thang” – Rosie and George
• “Grow Old With You” (music and lyrics by Adam Sandler and Tim Herlihy) – Robbie and Julia
• “Finale” – Company

Production Notes

NOTE In an abundance of caution and concern for our Alhambra family, we will be closing the Theater on Wednesday at noon, with plans to reopen on Friday at 11:00 AM. We know many of you are eager to hear about our 2025 season, and we are just as excited to share it with you. However, due to the storm, we are postponing the announcement for a few days, as we won’t be available to answer your calls immediately.