It is a musical written by Maltby & Shire (Starting Here Starting Now, Big The Musical, Closer Than Ever) that played in 1983. It was a flop, but most people thought it was the best score of that year. Frankly, I think of it as the best score of the 80's. Liz Callaway was in it. I think she was nominated for a Tony for it, though I could be wrong. Todd Graff was also in it. He later wrote and directed the film, CAMP. The show was about a young, a middle, and an older couple all trying to have a baby. It turned out such musical theatre classics as "The Story Goes On, I Chose Right, and I Want It All."
Im not sure what other information to give you. Im sure other people can provide more.
MTI holds licensing rights for it... BABY offers a great score. Beth Fowler (currently Marion Woolnough in The Boy from Oz, also starred in the original).
And if she'll say, "My darling, I'm yours!" I'll throw away my striped tie and my best pressed tweed, all I really need is the girl...
A great, great score and the OBC album is a treasure. It's a perfect "little" show that will probably never be viable enough for Broadway, but perhaps might get a decent run someday Off-Broadway (though, with the crazy economics for small musicals off-Broadway, I doubt it). Regional theatre is probably its ideal home -- a first-rate collection of good singer/actors could do it as well (if not better) than anything we'll likely see in NYC in the near future. A terrific show.
"What a story........ everything but the bloodhounds snappin' at her rear end." -- Birdie
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"The Devil Be Hittin' Me" -- Whitney
A production of the show will be staged here in Manila next month and I have no idea about the musical itself. Lea Salonga will be in one of the lead roles, opposite David Shannon ( a West End actor most known for the lead role in A Beautiful Game, also for major roles in productions of Miss Saigon and Les Miserables).