Musicals Fully/Partly Set In New York?

[Phantom of London]

I can think of a few musicals that have been set in New York in its entirety or partially, but I am sure there are loads? Help me out here and see how many we can name?

[GavestonPS]

Off the top of my head:

ON THE TOWN
WONDERFUL TOWN
BELLS ARE RINGING
COMPANY
FIORELLO!
TENDERLOIN
ME AND JULIET
STREET SCENE
LADY IN THE DARK
RENT
AVENUE Q
MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG
BALLROOM
A CHORUS LINE
SEESAW
PROMISES, PROMISES

...and any number of musicals from the 20s through the 40s.

[Brave Sir Robin2]

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE
ORDINARY DAYS
NEWSIES

[tmbyru]

IN THE HEIGHTS

[tomatlcm]

Applause
Title of show
70 girls 70
the addams family musical
Guys and dolls
How to succeed in business
Love never dies
Mame- well at least some of it
promises promises- i think
west side story

and now i give up... there must be hundreds!

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

How did your project go?

[Kad]

The list has changed since then.

[Jordan Catalano]

LOVE NEVER DIES!!!!!!!!!!

[Emmaloucbway]

Annie

[Pippin]

Bklyn!!!!

[GavestonPS]

Sorry to quibble, but APPLAUSE has a very important Act II scene set in Connecticut.

Likewise, MAME goes all the way to Dixie, if one recalls the title number.

But I understand that both of the above "feel" like "New York-set shows".

(ETA I apologize. I now see the OP specifically asked for shows set "partly" in New York City as well. So APPLAUSE and MAME certainly qualify. My bad.)

[darquegk]

It seems almost safe to say "MOST musicals."

[bdn223]

ELF
Nice Work if You Can Get It
Crazy for You
Jersey Boys (there is a scene in there)
Wedding Singer
42nd Street

Hair

[bdn223]

ELF
Nice Work if You Can Get It
Crazy for You
Jersey Boys (there is a scene in there)
Wedding Singer
42nd Street

[After Eight]

Up in Central Park
By the Beautiful Sea
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Make Mine Manhattan
The Nervous Set
Copper and Brass
Sophie
I Can Get It For You Wholesale
Jennie
Cafe Crown
Funny Girl
The Life
Spider-Man

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

Follies

[justoldbill]

ME AND JULIET
BAJOUR
SUBWAYS ARE FOR SLEEPING

(MAME also stops off in Connecticut long enough for "That's How Young I Feel".)

[eperkins]

Saturday Night
No, No, Nanette
Irene

[Jon]

BIG
RAGTIME

...which got me thinking about musicals with scenes set in New Jersey:
BIG
RAGTIME
JERSEY BOYS
STEEL PIER
HIGH BUTTON SHOES
OVER AND OVER
NO NO NANETTE

[Phantom of London]

Can I say a big thank you for all the great contributions so far.

The are some right esoteric ones in there, which I have never heard of before, so guess they were big fat Broadway flops.

keep them coming please.

[humbugfoto]

Kiss Me, Kate

[chewy5000]

Kiss Me, Kate is actually set at Ford's Theatre, Baltimore.

[Citygirl.grace]

I think it would be a smaller list to think of musicals NOT set in New York. Haha!

[Sant]

THE PRODUCERS?

[After Eight]

Here are some others:

Here's Love
Kelly
Jimmy
Rags
One Touch of Venus
Park Avenue
Honky Tonk Nights
Heaven on Earth
Musical Chairs
The Girl in Pink Tights
Sweet Charity
I Had a Ball
Skyscraper
Henry, Sweet Henry
Maggie Flynn
Cry for Us All
Molly
So Long, 174th Street

[henrikegerman]

West Side Story
Hello Dolly (half the show)
A Chorus Line
Merrily We Roll Along (in large part)
Gypsy (in part)
Newsies
Falsettos
Golden Boy
How Now, Dow Jones
How to Suceeed in Business...
Anything Goes (beginning)
The Goodbye Girl
Breakfast at Tiffany's (Holly Golightly)
The Boy From Oz (part)
Sweet Smell of Success
A Class Act
The Wild Party
The Wild Party
Girl Crazy/Crazy for You (in part)
The Will Rogers Follies (in part)
Rags
New Girl in Town
Brigadoon (part)