wheel) (1996-2012, 2014-2016) (Cyr wheel) (2012-2014) Marelle (Interlude) Rivage Manipulation (Second part of the act, 1996–1998) Juggling (Second part of the act (1996–2003), Complete song for the act (2006 onward)) Zydeko (Skipping ropes) (Second part of the act) Let Me Fall (Aerial contortion in silk) (First part of the act) Innocence (Skipping ropes) (First and final parts of the act) Carrousel Clowns (First part of the song; Montgolfiere 1996-2004) Transition out of Diabolos (Second part of the song; Badauds) Transition out of Aerial hoops (Third part of the song: Parc Papillon) Steel Dreams Handbalancing (1996–1998) Aerial straps (2004–2005) Dance Trapeze (2014-2016) Seisouso Aerial hoops Cloud Swing (First part of the song, Intro to the act, 1996-2012, 2013) Trapeze Duplex (First part of the song, Intro to the act, 2012) Dance Trapeze (First part of the song, Intro to the act, 2014-2016) Réveil (Statues) Quidam (Finale) Misère (Banquine) Enfants d'Acier (Diabolos) Additional songs in the show not included on the album: Présentation (Pre-show) Petit Salon (Opening) Procession (Intro to wheel act) Mana (Solo Aerial straps, 1997 only) Handbalancing Handbalancing (1999-2001, 2003-2016) Hula Hoops (2002, 2008) Isabelle (Aerial contortion in silk, Second part of the act) Corde Lisse (Spanish Webs) Cerceau (Aerial hoops, first and third part of the act) Juggler (Manipulation, First part of the act, 1996-1998) Équilibre (Handbalancing) (1996) Éveil (Hand to Hand exit) Clown Car (Clown act) (2004-2016) Clown Cinema (Clown act) (2004-2016) Yup Yup (Clown act) (1997-1998) Clown Hat (Clown act) (1997-1998) Clown Music (Clown act) (1997-1998) Clown Song (Clown act) (1997-1998) Clown Balloon (Clown act) (1996-1997, 1999-2004) Montgolfiere (Clown act) (1996-1997, 1999-2004) Rain/Égarés (First act ending/ Second act opening) Walking in the air (Dans l'Air) Banquine (Banquine, Press Conference only, 1996) Cloud Swing Cloud Swing (1996-2012, 2015) Trapeze Duplex (2012) Circus Animals' (Transition to finale)TourQuidam started as a Grand Chapiteau touring show before being fully converted to an arena touring show in 2010. For a short time in 2009, Quidam toured the UK and IE in arena format before switching back to the Grand Chapiteau for its South America tour. After this, in 2010, Quidam was converted into the arena format where it began a North American, European and Asia-Pacific tour. However, during its run in Seoul in 2015, Quidam was temporarily reconverted to play under the Grand Chapiteau for three months before continuing its farewell tour in the arena format for its run in Australia and