swears off both the Duchess and Angela, while they commiserate with each other ("The Little Naked Boy" reprise). The scene shifts to Fontainebleau ("Come to Paris") where Cellini, deprived of Angela as a model/muse, has a bad case of "sculptor's block." Suddenly the Duke and Duchess of Florence arrive, with Angela in tow. Cellini reconciles with Angela. Finally he finishes and unveils his nymph statue, as commedia dell'arte players perform a motley dance. Bizarrely, Maffio reappears—he had not been killed after all. As Cellini and Maffio draw their swords, a spirit of gaiety lights up the stage in a final reprise of "Life, Love, and Laughter." Scenes Act 1 Scene 1: A Public Square in Florence. Time: 1535. Scene 2: Cellini's Workshop Scene 3: The City Gates Scene 4: The Garden of the Summer Palace Act 2 Scene 1: Cellini's Workshop Scene 2: Outside the City Palace Scene 3: A Loggia in the City Palace Scene 4: The Grand Council Chamber at the Palace Scene 5: The Palace of the King of France Songs Act 1 Overture Opening Act 1: When the Bell of Doom is Clanging Come to Florence Life, Love, and Laughter Our Master is Free Again I Had Just Been Pardoned You're Far Too Near Me Alessandro the Wise Finaletto ("I Am Happy Here") Entrance of the Duchess Sing Me Not a Ballad When the Duchess is Away The Nosy Cook Act 1 Finale (Tarantella) Act 2 Entr'acte The Duchess's Letter The Little Naked Boy March of the Soldiers of the Duchy (Just in Case) A Rhyme for Angela Trial Scene: Hear Ye! The World is Full of Villains You Have to Do What You Do Do How Wonderfully Fortunate! Love Is My Enemy The Little Naked Boy (Reprise) Come to Paris Finale (Reprise: Life, Love, and Laughter) Recordings Rod Gilfry, Lori Ann Fuller, George Dvorsky, Simon Russell Beale, BBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor: Sir Andrew Davis; Capriccio Records 60 091 Kurt Weill on Broadway: Thomas Hampson, Elizabeth Futral, Jerry Hadley, London Sinfonietta, conductor: John McGlinn [excerpts]; EMI Classics 5 55563 2 References External links Guide to Musical Theatre 1945 musicals Broadway musicals Musicals based on plays Musicals by Kurt Weill English-language operettas Plays based on real people Plays set in the 16th century Plays set in Italy Cultural depictions of Benvenuto Cellini