Got What You Want" – Angel and Orphan "It's You Who Makes Me Young" – Rich and Revelers "Not My Problem" – Potemkin and Machines "Fifty Million Years Ago" – Orphan "Beautician Ballet" – Rich and Revelers "Saturnalia" – Potemkin and Revelers "Under the Tree" – Angel and Animals "Winter and Summer" – Company "Celebration" (reprise) – Company Critical reception According to Otis Guernsey Jr., "Celebration lyrics are strongly poetic. It suffers its moments of cynicism and despair, even of ugliness, but its theme of regeneration always finds the upbeat. Vernon Lusby's choreography illustrated each sardonic turn of the fable, and the design was a visual marvel of symbolic scenery, costumes and gargoyle masks by Ed Wittstein. ... Celebration struggled forward in an effort to find its audience. It was urged on by the enthusiasm of a few major critics and joyful members of the public who half-filled its auditorium." Thomas Hischak wrote that it was "an allegorical piece" "performed as an ancient ritual." He further noted that "The score was eerie yet accessible. ... The critics were somewhat fascinated and complimentary. ... Many felt Celebration belonged Off Broadway." References External links "Fairy Tale with a Wink". Time. January 31, 1969. (review of Celebration). Celebration show site at Music Theatre International 1969 musicals Broadway musicals