"Say it Somehow" from Light in the Piazza. This is one of my favorite love songs. Love transcends language and I'm a sucker for a lovey duet.

My favorite love song on Broadway is "Satisfied" from Hamilton. The song immediately made my heart weep. The setting takes place at Hamilton and Eliza's wedding reception. In the middle of Angelica's toast, she begins to reminisce on her secret love and feelings for Hamilton. She wanted Hamilton from the moment she laid eyes on him BUT she saw Eliza loved him as well. Her love for her younger sister is so strong that she lets her have Hamilton. Angelica's main focus is to protect her sisters, even if it means she can never be with the love of her life. Satisfied is beautiful. Renee Goldberry's voice mixed with the music is almost haunting. Her rap game is also on point! I don't know how anyone could listen to these lyrics without getting chills!

"No One Else" from Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812. I thought it was such an exciting new musical and I remember leaving the theater thinking, “Wow, I would love for someone to sing that song to me!” Hah!

My favorite love song is currently "It All Fades Away" from Jason Robert Brown's The Bridges of Madison County with Andrew Samonsky singing the sh*t out of it.... to meeeeeee.

“When I First Saw You” from Dreamgirls

"Sweet Time" from Raisin: The Musical

"Gold" from Once. While the lyrics are beautiful, what sets it apart from other love songs is the orchestration behind it. Musically, as a whole, it comes together to make the perfect love song.

"Kiss The Girl" from The Little Mermaid, as the melody of the song is just JOY to me and reminds me of falling in love with someone for the first time – AND it includes the beach and the margarita!!!

"A Whole New World" from the musical Aladdin is my favorite Broadway song.

My favorite Broadway love song is “So in Love” by Cole Porter. When I was 9 years old I saw the Broadway revival of Kiss Me Kate with Marin Mazzie and Brian Stokes Mitchell. They play two people in love who can’t seem to figure it out. They both sing this song (she in act 1, he in act 2) but only once the other person has left the stage. I remember my nine year old brain wrestling with the thought, “love is…complicated?!" To this day, I feel that “So In Love" is the most perfect expression how powerful, consuming, and humbling love is.

One of my favorite Broadway love songs is "Happiness" from Stephen Sondheim's Passion.

"Suddenly Seymour" from Little Shop of Horrors. The moment the bombshell realizes she is in love with the misfit. A great song from a great show and so fulfilling to sing because it is written so well!

"Falling Slowly" from Once. The simple, yet profoundly human poetry; that acoustic guitar; the melody that seeps through pores into veins, and drips through places in your heart you may have never known were cracking or already broken.

"The Next Ten Minutes" from The Last 5 Years...not only is it a gorgeous song, but it's the only song in The Last 5 Years where the stories come together. I have never seen this show live, but it always leaves me close to tears when I listen to the album.

“Without You” from Rent. I love that song because it really gets to the heart of how you feel when you’re madly in love with someone. When I did that show, I would listen to it and cry.

My favorite Broadway love song is "With Every Breath I Take" from the musical City of Angels, it is just heart-breakingly beautiful. Written by Cy Coleman and David Zippel WHAT A PAIR!!!!!

My favorite Broadway love song is "Selective Memory" from People in the Picture. The score is by Mike Stoller and Artie Butler. It is a gorgeous and complex love story sung by a woman, now older, whose short term memory is going, but her long term memory, that of her deepest truest love is inextinguishable.

"Can't Fight this Feeling" from Rock of Ages. Its sentimental, loving, and hilarious all in one.