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• "Overture" â€� Company
• "Office Life" â€� Dusoleil, Madeleine, Claire, Bertrand and Charles
• "Going Home Alone" â€� Dusoleil
• "Other People's Stories" â€� Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Street Vendors' Waltz" â€� Whore, Painter, Newsvendor, Policemen, Prosecutor, Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Dusoleil Walks Through the Wall" â€� Dusoleil
• "The Doctor" â€� Doctor and Dusoleil
• "Ordinary Guy" â€� Dusoleil
• "Dusoleil's Revenge" â€� Boss, Dusoleil, Madeleine, Claire, Bertrand and Charles
• "Somebody" â€� Isabelle
• "Prosecutor's Song" â€� Prosecutor
• "Whore's Lament" â€� Whore and Dusoleil
• "Monsieur Passepartout" â€� Newsvendor, Painter, Whore, Madeleine and Policemen
• "Special Time of Day" â€� Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Waiting" â€� Dusoleil
• "Latest News" â€� Newsvendor, Whore and Painter
• "Dusoleil in Jail" â€� Dusoleil, Madeleine and Claire
• "Painter's Song" â€� Painter
• "Isabelle on Her Balcony" â€� Isabelle, Dusoleil and Prosecutor
• "Transformation" â€� Company
• "The Advocate's Plea" â€� Advocate
• "The Trial" â€� Monsieur le President, Madeleine, Whore, Painter, Prosecutor, Dusoleil and Isabelle
• "Duet for Dusoleil and Isabelle" â€� Dusoleil and Isabelle
• "Whistling Ballet" â€� Dusoleil, Painter, Whore, Newsvendor, Madeleine and Policemen
• "Amour" â€� Isabelle and Dusoleil
• "Dusoleil Meets the Press" â€� Dusoleil, Newsvendor, Doctor and Company
• "Serenade" â€� Dusoleil, Isabelle and Company

A song with an asterisk (*) before the title indicates a dance number; a character listed in a song with an asterisk (*) by the character's name indicates that the character exclusively serves as a dancer in this song, which is sung by other characters.