team reunited for the 1997 production at The Round Barn Theatre at Amish Acres in Nappanee, Indiana, that was directed by Scott Schwartz, and the production at the Goodspeed Opera House, Norma Terris Theatre, Chester, Connecticut in November 2002. The Paper Mill Playhouse, Milburn, New Jersey, produced the show from April 13 to May 15, 2005. The director was Gordon Greenberg, with choreography by Christopher Gattelli and the cast that starred Alice Ripley as Genevieve, Max von Essen as Dominique, Lenny Wolpe as Amiable, Gay Marshall (Denise) and Richard Pruitt (Claude). The Paper Mill production included the reworking of the relationship between the characters of Geneviève and Dominique as well as new lyrics for Proud Lady. The production received rave reviews across the board, including The New York Times, which exclaimed "after 30 years of fine-tuning, Messieurs Stein and Schwartz will have the lovely little musical they always wanted", The New York Daily News, by Howard Kissel, who urged "The whole thing could - and should - be moved to Broadway, where it could find a well-deserved home", Peter Filichia, from the Star Ledger, said: "Director Gordon Greenberg (who's staged the entire show superbly) gets the most of this moment, too. Everyone knows that man does not live by bread alone. He needs a good musical in his diet, too. The Baker's Wife certainly is one to savor." An Australian premiere of the show, directed by Prof. Peter Fitzpatrick, had a Melbourne production in late 2007. The York Theatre, New York City, presented a staged concert October 26–28, 2007. The award-winning Union Theatre, Southwark, produced The Baker's Wife in September/October 2011, starring Lisa Stokke and Michael Matus. It was staged and directed by Michael Strassen and received rave reviews, prompting reviewer Mark Shenton to write: "Michael Strassen reclaims The Baker's Wife forever as the affecting miniature masterpiece that has always been lurking inside it." The Gallery Players in Brooklyn, N.Y. produced the show's first professional New York City production March 7–29, 2015, starring Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld and Charlie Owens. A new professional production was mounted by MKEC Productions in The Drayton Arms Theatre, Kensington in London from 16 June 2015 until Saturday 4 July. Hull's UK City of Culture saw the regional premiere of The Baker's Wife performed at Hull Truck Theatre by Hessle Theatre Company from 18 July to 22 July 2017’, with Neal Edlin as Aimable and Hannah