The Baker's Wife

• Closed on the road (1976)
  Los Angeles, CA
• York Theatre Company Production (1985)
  New York, NY
• London Production (1989)
  London, England
• Boston Overtures Concert (2002)
  Boston, MA
• Musicals in Mufti Production (2007)
  New York, NY
• London Revival (2011)
  London, England
• Menier Chocolate Factory Revival (2024)
  London, England

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Chanson
• Bread
  • aka Bread (A Paean to Le Pain) [Title in original production's program for opening run in Los Angeles]
• Merci, Madame
  • aka Merci, Madam [no note]
• Gifts of Love (ii)
• Not in the Market
• Serenade
• Perfect Every Time
• It's the Best Thing That's Happened in This Town in Forty Years
• Meadowlark
• Any-Day-Now Day
  • aka Any Day Now Day [no note]
• The Luckiest Man in the World
• What's a Man to Do?
  • aka What's a Man to Do [no note]
• If I Have to Live Alone
• Where Is the Warmth?
  • aka Where Is the Warmth [no note]

Cut before or during tryout [unconfirmed]

• Welcome to Concorde
• When We Lived in Menton
• A Little Taste of Heaven
• Proud Lady
• Something's Got to Be Done
• Romance (i)
• The Baking
• Gifts of Love
• Serenade

Cut during tryout

• When She Comes Home Tomorrow
• Endless Delights
• Look for the Woman

Added to 1982 production

• I Could Never Get Enough of You

Added to 1983 production

• Voila!
  • aka Voila [no note]

Added to 1985 production

• Feminine Companionship
• New Musketeers

Added to 1989 London revival

• If It Wasn't for You
• Plain and Simple
• Romance (ii)
• Proud Lady (ii)
• Buzz A-Buzz

• Demo (1986 West-Coast Version) (1986) [audio]
• Composer Demo [audio]

Cy Feuer and Ernest Martin planned a version of the story in 1952 with Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows writing and Bert Lahr starring. Jean Giono, author of the source story La Femme du Boulanger (later incorporated into his novel Jean le Bleu and then adapted by Marcel Pagnol into the 1938 film La Femme Boulanger), withheld the rights and the project was shelved.

• La Femme du Boulanger (source material)