My Head – Desmond Richardson and Eugene Fleming Are You There (with Another Girl) – Capathia Jenkins Another Night – Janine LaManna Yo Nunca Volveré Amar (I'll Never Fall in Love Again) – Kevin Ceballo and Shannon Lewis She Likes Basketball – Eugene Fleming What's New Pussycat? – Janine LaManna, Rachelle Rak and Shannon Lewis Walk on By – Capathia Jenkins A House Is Not a Home – Jonathan Dokuchitz One Less Bell to Answer – Liz Callaway Casino Royale – Farah Alvin, Nikki Renée Daniels and The Orchestra (performed from the orchestra pit) Half as Big as Life – Liz Callaway Wishin' and Hopin' – Janine LaManna, Rachelle Rak and Shannon Lewis Trains and Boats and Planes – Desmond Richardson Do You Know the Way to San Jose – Desmond Richardson, Eugene Fleming, Jonathan Dokuchitz and Kevin Ceballo Twenty-Four Hours from Tulsa – Rachelle Rak This Guy's in Love with You / This Girl's in Love – Capathia Jenkins and Eugene Fleming Alfie – Liz Callaway Close to You – Jonathan Dokuchitz and Janine LaManna Wives and Lovers – Desmond Richardson, Kevin Ceballo and Shannon Lewis What the World Needs Now Is Love – Janine LaManna, Jonathan Dokuchitz, Kevin Ceballo, Liz Callaway and Rachelle Rak Make It Easy on Yourself – Capathia Jenkins Check-Out Time – Janine LaManna Knowing When to Leave – Liz Callaway Promises, Promises – Capathia Jenkins, Janine LaManna and Liz Callaway, Entire Company Beginnings – Entire Company Critical reaction The production was reviewed by Bruce Weber in The New York Times: "Hearing 29 Bachrach-David songs one after another only makes you realize how limited their range has been, how bland their musical and lyrical palettes are and how little interest they have shown in venturing away from a commercially viable blueprint. With rare exceptions, like 'Walk on By', their substance is all style." Elysa Gardner in her USA Today review wrote: "...there also are moments when pop savvy and theatrical razzle-dazzle meet harmoniously, and most of them owe at least as much to Reinking's perfect pitch as they do to the vocalists or musicians. The alternately wistful and exuberant dance routines accompanying instrumental versions of 'Wives and Lovers' and 'Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head' are among the show's peaks, while a naughty reinterpretation of 'What's New, Pussycat?' nods stylishly to Reinking's mentor, Bob Fosse." The Talkin' Broadway reviewer wrote: "A few good moments do