My choice for most romantic Broadway love song...would be "Too Many Mornings" from FOLLIES. Perhaps because I sang it, (ya think?) and because it seems appropriate for the Stephen Sondheim Theater.

The entire musical Come From Away is a love song! It's a love song to the rest of the world.

"Fanny" from Fanny. It's my favorite because a sailor sings about how if he hadn't already given his heart away to the sea, he would give it to his soul mate, Fanny. But he must follow his dream and leave Fanny behind while he journeys out and sails. The melody is gorgeous and every time he repeats her name you can tell his sweet little tenor voice dies a little bit and it just breaks my heart. The song isn't overdone which is refreshing, and as Show People can't we all relate to putting our craft first before pretty much everything? It's like the "What I did for Love" of a sailor in 1954.

I would have to say "What Would I Do?" from FALSETTOLAND. Wistful, full. Brings me to tears everytime. And it has the word 'shmaltz' in it, so it would have to be the most romantic for a Jew like me...

“Love To Me” by Adam Guettel from The Light in the Piazza. This is the embodiment of romance and pure love. From the gentle arpeggio accompaniment to the lyrics describing how the things that make us love someone are the simple everyday things that are sometimes overlooked. I just melt every time I hear it.

I do love "The Little Things You Do Together" from Company. I just think it's a brilliantly composed song and we were just playing it in the room the other day and it's absolutely fabulous. So that's what I would think of.

I think my favorite Broadway love song, off the top of my head 'cause there's so many, is "One Hand, One Heart." I just know that when I saw West Side Story and I felt that moment, it was just heartbreaking. Beautiful and heartbreaking. The intimacy, the simplicity of it. But there's a lot.

My favorite Broadway love song is "I Got Love" from the musical Purlie. This song warms my heart and is a reminder of how beautiful love is, not just romantically but in every aspect of life. Also... MELBA MOORE.

"MY FIRST LOVE SONG" from ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT, SMELL OF THE CROWD

My favorite Broadway love song is kind of obscure, so I hope you'll go home and listen to it if you don't know it. It's called "The Shortest Day of the Year" from Boys from Syracuse, Rogers and Hart, in which the sentiment is, the shortest day of the year has the longest night of the year, and the longest night is the shortest night with you. Come on! And the melody is beautiful, and it's about the winter solstice, which I love. It's very cool and very beautiful.

“One Hand, One Heart" from West Side Story… First sung in NYC at The Winter Garden!

"My Funny Valentine." I think that's beautiful. It's about what real love is- not the showy flashy things but the true person inside.

If I had to chose a favorite Broadway love song, I think it would have to be Stephen Sondheim's "Losing My Mind." This song beautifully captures the ability of love's power to haunt, and I love that it can apply to anyone of any age, at any point in their life. It's universal, and yet deeply personal, as if it were written just for you. However, if we're speaking in terms of Valentine's Day, I guess it's not a really happy love song is it...?

There are so many. But I'll go with the one that I was listening to in my car earlier today. "My Heart is So Full of You" from THE MOST HAPPY FELLA by Frank Loesser. In the show, the relationship between the singers of this song (Tony and Rosabella) got off to a terribly shaky start built around lies and feelings of betrayal. But then they start over and start to truly fall in love with each other and they sing this song. Tony is so excited singing "My wife, she's a love me now!" And Rosabella releases herself of a life of wishes and dreams as she realizes that she has the real thing. Oh, I get so excited talking about it. Starting over. True love. "My Heart is So Full of You." That's my pick. Happy Valentine's Day.

"People Will Say We're in Love" from Oklahoma! I'm a sucker for the classics.

This is going to seem self-help-y but I am always blown away by "I'm Here" from The Color Purple, but it's not about romantic love it's about self love! You have to love yourself! Be your own Valentine - it's a made up holiday anyway.

"Bill," from Show Boat. I’m a sucker for nerdy love!

'I Chose Right' from Baby

"The Boy is Mine" by Brandy and Monica because there's nothing like fighting over your man with sweet riffs.

"I'm Gone" from Hands on a Hardbody because it's two young people who fall in love because they share a common dream. It reminds me of my wife and me.

This is a song I’ve never actually seen performed in the show, but “If I Loved You” from Carousel I think is just one of the most stunning love songs. So dreamy the way that it segues from the spoken text into the song and back out again. I’ve only heard it recorded, I haven’t seen it on stage, but I love that one.

"I'd Give It All For You" from SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD.

My all time favorite love song is "My Romance" from Jumbo. Rogers and Hart say it all right there. What a score! Little Girl Blue was from it too which is one of my all time favorite fall out of love songs...

'The Music That Makes Me Dance' from Funny Girl

"Johanna" from SWEENEY TODD and "Maria" from WEST SIDE STORY.

"I Don't Know Why I Love You Like I Do"

"Love Changes Everything" from Aspects of Love. When you think about each and every one of those lyrics, it captures a little facet of what it feels like to fall in love, to be in love, or to lose a love. It's all of those stages. It's about who you become in going through the process.

My favorite Broadway love song is "There's A Fine, Fine Line" from Avenue Q. It is so true to real love. Love hurts.

“Somewhere” from West Side Story.

"If I Loved You" from Carousel because it's a love song that is in a form of a condition and it sort of creeps close to telling someone how they actually feel, but doesn't do it which is really smart and thrilling.