What you audition with is not nearly as important as establishing a character. I knew someone who recited a near-nonsense poem called "Toadsuckers" while accompanying herself on the spoons, but she got their attention every time.
The Baker's Wife played well is a lead role. Played not so well it fades into the ensemble. Its not for nix that Joanna Gleason won a Tony as a lead in the original and Bernadette Peters wasn't nominated.
The Baker's Wife is knowing, wry, not without humor and observant.
Take the stage.
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true. And that would be unacceptable."
--Carrie Fisher