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Title: All we need is Meadowlark...
Review: "The Baker's Wife" should have been called "Meadowlark". The sublime song says everything the show says in about six minutes. Schwartz seems to either write songs woven with beautiful metaphors and complexity [Meadowlark] or sloppy, boring, shultzy 70's crap. This is indeed one of the Great pieces in 20th century music theatre; "Meadowlark" speaks volumes about the irrational pain and complexity of love, through the metaphor of a lark, trapped in a triangle of potential betrayal. In great theatrical tradition, the lark is killed - a blatant, but nevertheless telling example of the emotions love conjures. It is sung here by Patti LuPone, in fine belting form.
