Musical Numbers
| Song | Chiefly Sung By | Other Singers |
|---|---|---|
| Overture | (Instrumental) | |
| Denton U.S.A. | Neely, Harry, Emily, Vance, Brenda and Frankie, Ralph, Macy |
Audience |
| Bitchin' in the Kitchen | Brad, Janet | |
| In My Own Way | Janet | |
| Thank God I'm a Man | Harry | Audience |
| Farley's Song | Farley | Cosmo, Nation, Ansalong, Ricky |
| Lullaby | Nation, Cosmo, Janet, Ansalong, Ricky | |
| Little Black Dress | Cosmo, Janet, Bert, Nation | |
| Me of Me | Janet | Frankie and Brenda |
| Shock Treatment | Cosmo, Nation, Ansalong | Janet, Ricky, Bert, Harry, Emily |
| Carte Blanche | Janet | |
| Looking for Trade | Janet | Brad |
| Look What I Did to My Id | Emily, Harry, Cosmo, Nation, Macy, Ralph, Ansalong, Ricky |
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| Breaking Out | Oscar Drill | The Bits |
| Duel Duet | Farley, Brad | |
| Anyhow, Anyhow | Brad, Janet, Oliver, Betty | All characters (including chorus and other minor characters) |
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