Musical Numbers
- Overture
- Man of La Mancha - Don Quixote, Sancho
- Food, Wine, Aldonza! - Muleteers
- It's All the Same - Aldonza
- Dulcinea - Don Quixote
- I'm Only Thinking of Him - Fermina, Padre, Housekeeper
- We're Only Thinking of him - Fermina, Carasco, Padre, Housekeeper
- The Missive - Sancho
- I Really Like Him - Sancho
- What Does He Want of Me? - Aldonza
- Little Bird, Little Bird - Muleteers
- Barber's song - Barber
- Golden Helmet of Mambrino - Don Quixote, Sancho & Barber
- To Each His Dulcinea - Padre
- The Impossible Dream - Don Quixote
- The Combat (instrumental) - orchestra
- The Dubbing - Innkeeper, Innkeeper's Wife, Aldonza & Sancho
- Little Bird, Little Bird (reprise), leading into an instrumental entitled...
- The Abduction - Muleteers
- The Impossible Dream (reprise) - Don Quixote
- Man of La Mancha (reprise) - Don Quixote
- Moorish Dance (instrumental) - Moors
- Aldonza - Aldonza
- Knight of the Mirrors (choreographed instrumental sequence) - orchestra
- A Little Gossip - Sancho
- Dulcinea (reprise) - Aldonza
- The Impossible Dream (reprise) - Aldonza & Don Quixote
- Man of La Mancha (reprise) - Don Quixote, Aldonza & Sancho
- The Psalm - Padre
- Finale Ultimo: The Impossible Dream (reprise) - Company
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