Musical Numbers/songs in This Production
- Prelude: The Players are introduced
- Solitude: The Woman’s Loneliness
- Inquisition: The Chorus reveal their disbelief in Dreams
- Invitation: The Witness explains the power of Dreams
- What Hit You: The Man’s Song of material conquest
- The Challenge: The Man and the Woman discover each other
- Never Give Up: The Man and the Woman discover love
- The Temptation: The Chorus pulls The Man back with them
- Steve’s Dream: The Man is swayed by the Chorus in dreams
- I’m Not Sleeping: The Woman’s Dream
- The Contract: The Chief and the Chorus reveal their real world
- The Power: The Woman attempts to reason with The Chief
- Friendship: The Collector offers a gift- The Friend
- The Calm: The power of Dream
- Building A Temple: The Man and The Woman sing about hope
- The Vision: The people see the power of Dream in themselves
- Harmony: The Man discovers a new world
- Finale: The cast and the audience become One
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