The first musical I saw was a high school production of Brigadoon, and I was completely transported from the top of the show. Then, came the scene, when Charlie sings "Come to me, Bend to me", and the tenor playing him had one of those "spinning-sunshine" voices...and I just left the planet. It still kills me every time.

“If I Loved You” from Carousel. Just an awesome classic Broadway ballad - heartrendingly sweet and complex.

"Being Alive" from COMPANY.

"Three Little Words" from Ghost. It's beautiful and not overdone....and maybe because I struggle myself with saying it at times :/ Granted... I haven't had someone to say it to in YEARS! #WhereAreYouSoulMate?

"They Were You," from The Fantasticks; and "As Long as She Needs Me," from Oliver.

Got to be " Some Enchanted Evening".

"Wheels of a Dream" from Ragtime. That songs tells an incredible story of a love that was broken.

I love "Love Song" from Pippin. I think it's so beautiful and simple and it gives me all the feels!

"She's Got A Way" from MOVIN OUT

From Cardinal Wolsey… My favorite Broadway love song is "September Song" from Knickerbocker Holiday.

My favorite Broadway love song is "A Whole New World" from Aladdin because I think it's what it's all about.

'If Ever I Would Leave You' from Camelot. My parents played the album all the time when I was a child, and it stays with me all these years later

I have to say "Embraceable You" from GIRL CRAZY!

"Will He Like Me?" From SHE LOVES ME. Its such a beautiful song. "Will he know that there's a world of love waiting to warm him?" Heartbreakingly romantic.

One of my favorite love songs of all time is "Feels Like a Home" by Randy Newman from Faust. I love this song because of its simplistic melody; it yearns, it is resolved, it has learned to respect the need for love.

Mine is "Would You Light My Candle" from Rent. I used to passionately improv dance to that song along in my bedroom - ha!

“When I First Saw You” from Dreamgirls. I really love this song because it reminds me of my first real crush back in middle school. You’re so young and naive and you swear your little crush is like the most important thing in the world. That puppy love lol!

"One Hand, One Heart" from WEST SIDE STORY.

My favorite Valentine's Day song would be "Take Me or Leave Me" from Rent. I know it's kind of a breakup song but I think you have to start with so much love. There's so much love between those two women that they can't even take it at that moment. And I think it's just, it's never wrong for that song. It's never wrong time for that song.

I am constantly cycling through love songs! But my current favorite Broadway love song is "Love Will Stand When All Else Falls" from Memphis. It perfectly articulates attachment, time, obstacles, perseverance and the temporary nature of all things.

“You're All I Need To Get By by Ashford and Simpson. From Motown The Musical. This song has been in my top 10 of love songs for ever. Released as a single by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell in the late 60s. When I saw Motown The Musical on Opening Night on Broadway, April 2013, so many of the songs lifted my heart but when this song started I had tingles and felt so blissfully happy. I think I joined in a little too loudly and irritated my immediate neighbors in the dress circle. Great lyrics, great chords great love song”

My favorite Broadway love song is not really a love song, but when my husband proposed to me, he booked a hotel room with a grand piano and he had me play and sing “Defying Gravity” for him. That was his proposal idea. So, I have to say that’s my favorite Broadway love song.

“Lost In the Stars”

My favorite Broadway love song comes from Very Warm for May by Jerome Kern. It's "All the Things You Are." How could I not love that song? It's the most gorgeous song ever written.

My favorite Broadway love song would have to be Johanna, "Sweeney Todd" Stephen Sondheim as sung by the Amazing Victor Garber. The lyrics, lyrics, lyrics. Such a plaintive yet defiantly optimistic love song. Oh and Victor also KILLS it!!

"What About Love?" from The Color Purple. I just love that it captures a moment of the risk being there, but what about the thing that we gain? What about this beautiful connection that we can have? It captures that beautifully.

So many beautiful, sensual, powerful, touching songs, but OH the towering feeling when my love Mark (Berman) serenades me from his piano with "On the Street Where You Live" from My Fair Lady.

"If I Fell" from Beatlemania. It's nice to know that something you liked as a child is still great.

My favorite Broadway love song is "Delovely" by Cole Porter. I like it because it makes me feel those butterflies that people talk about all the time. I think I feel them when I hear that song.