'If I Loved You' from Carousel

"One hand, One Heart" from WEST SIDE STORY. It's Beautiful. The whole score is perfect. I love rock 'n' roll, but I love the classics too!

“Falling Slowly” from Once. Being a piano player and composer myself, I completely fell in love with the movie. But when I saw the Broadway version, I had to stay in my seat for 5 more minutes after show was over because I could not stop sobbing. I was so emotional. I wanted that love so bad. I found it. I married him.

"I'll Cover You - Reprise" from Rent- hands down, now and forever. Close second: "Oldest Profession" from The Life.

My favorite Broadway love song would be "Losing My Mind" from Follies. I guess because it so beautifully describes the torturous nature of love. The intense emotion, and the borderline obsession that comes with love. I think it's just an incredibly economical lyric, and a beautiful tune, and a wonderful thing to perform. So that's - whenever I hear that song, I just feel, "oh yeah, love, right. It's not the paradise that we think of it as being. Sometimes." Not to be cynical. But that probably is my favorite Broadway love song.

“Can You Feel the Love Tonight”! I know this wasn't written for Broadway, but come on. Thanks, Sir Elton John!

It has to be "Love Changes Everything," because it really does change everything if you really think about it.

"One Hand, One Heart" from West Side Story.... oh yeah! This song makes me cry every time I hear it! I love the simple beautiful optimistic lyric with that gorgeous sweeping melody! Always reminds me of the time my husband, Paul Rolnick, and I first admitted we loved each other. In my head, there was this song playing!!! And here we are 26 years later ... and at our 18 wedding anniversary! Happy Anniversary, PR!

Hands down..."And I Am Telling You, I'm Not Going" from DREAMGIRLS! This song rips your heart out every time! I don't think there's been a song like this ever... I'll never forget seeing Dreamgirls in previews on Broadway and after Jennifer Holiday sang this song ending Act 1, I was frozen in my seat, bawling my eyes out. BRAVO Henry Krieger and Tom Eyen!

"If I Loved You" from CAROUSEL and "If You Go Away" from JACQUES BREL.

"Unworthy of Your Love" from ASSASSINS. It is not your typical love song.

My favorite Broadway love song is "Love Don't Turn Away" from 110 in the Shade. I love the melody and the idea of telling love that you are ready for it!

“Screw Loose” written by David Javerbaum and Adam Schlesinger. Because is it really love if it’s not clinically certified crazy love?

The most romantic Broadway Love song of all time is of course "ONE HAND, ONE HEART"..it always makes the little hairs on my neck stand up. As to why, well the ideal of perfect love overcoming all obstacles is the most romantic dream I could imagine.

My favorite love song is Some Enchanted Evening from South Pacific. Besides being an incredible song, it’s also the show where I met my wife. - “The sound of her laughter will sing in your dreams.” So romantic!

My Broadway Valentine's love song pick is “ Not While I’m Around.” I spent my last fifty dollars to get seats for Sweeney Todd back in the day at the Uris Theatre. I lucked out. Somebody had just turned in two prize seats in row six. It was the first date with my daughter’s eventual mom. We barely knew each other. The song helped. Thanks to Sondheim!

"A Heart Full of Love" from Les Miserables because I love the song and it's just so pretty.

"I (Who Have Nothing)" from Smokey Joe’s Café. I performed this song and show in college. It was very easy to relate to and tell the story as there was a beautiful young lady I was interested in, but there were some “obstacles” in the way. So every night I would perform that song thinking about her. To make a long story short, years later that amazing young lady is my wife and the mother of our two daughters! A true love story.

My Valentine's Day song would be "Some Enchanted Evening" from South Pacific because I go weak in the knees for a baritone singing that song to me. And I mean, there's something so romantic about that idea of the love at first sight, or at least the moment when you realize, 'Oh no, I found the one.' And I think that song encapsulates that moment better than any other song I've heard.

So, my favorite Broadway love song is "What about Love" from THE COLOR PURPLE. When I saw the show and Celie and Shug sang that song tears started to roll down my face. I feel that even if there weren't lyrics expressing that it's a love song, the instrumental part will make you feel the pure and honest love that one may have for another. And, it's just a beautiful song- it's just that simple. Get into it.

I think I've got to go back to "Someone to Watch Over Me." I think it's a perfectly written song. I really do. I think it's one of the great songs in the American Songbook and it speaks to love in its simplest and purest form.

My choice would be the song "You are Love" from Showboat. I was blessed to star opposite my husband, Duane McDevitt, in a production at Allenberry Playhouse about six years into our now 17-year marriage! At first, I found it a bit hokey to be singing this love song with my husband every night. I was irked when his staging ideas in rehearsal didn't gel with mine! I soon realized how amazingly fortunate we were to be working actors for an entire summer together, and starring opposite each other. We have gotten to sing that song several times since in concert and even a wedding. We probably aren't going to be considered for young romantic roles anymore. But, I still feel like a beautiful young ingenue when he looks at me with a smile and starts to sing the opening lines of the song.

I really only listen to breakup songs, but I like "Flowers" from Hadestown.

My favorite love song is "Love Walked In" by George Gershwin.

I have two. For my wife it would be "So In Love" from Kiss Me Kate. For my Daughter: "More I Cannot Wish You" from Guys and Dolls.

Something by Cole Porter although I'd be hard-pressed to pick a specific favorite. I love "The Party's Over" from BELLS ARE RINGING. My mother sang it all the time, and I get all mushy every time that I hear it.

"Ain't Nothin' but a Kiss" from the musical Memphis. The sparks flew with my dance partner as we danced together during that song. We are married now and I blame the drums and hot choreography for the beginning of our love story.

After seeing Bernadette Peters sing “I Got Lost In Your Arms” in Annie Get Your Gun, it’s been my favorite love song since.

"The Origin of Love" from Hedwig and the Angry Inch

"How Could I Ever Know" from The Secret Garden. As only theater can do, this love duet transcends the worldly constrictions of their love. "Sure as you breath I am there beside you." Beautiful!