Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine

Opened December 4, 1986 at the Old Globe Theatre, San Diego
Ran for 50 performances
Executive Producers: Donald and Darlene Shiley
Directed by James Lapine
Musical Direction by Paul Gemignani and Eric Stern
Scenic Design by Tony Straiges
Costume Design by Ann Hould-Ward and Patricia Zipprodt
Lighting Design by Richard Nelson
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Projections by Wendall Harrington
Sound Design by Michael Holten

Opened November 5, 1987 at the Martin Beck Theatre
Closed September 3, 1989; Ran for 764 performances and 43 previews
Produced by Heidi Landesman, Rocco Landesman, Rick Steiner, M. Anthony Fisher, Frederic H. Mayerson, and Jujamcyn Theaters
Executive Producer: Michael David
Associate Producers: Greg C. Mosher, Paula Fisher, David B. Brode, The Mutual Benefit Companies / Fifth Avenue Productions

Directed by James Lapine
Settings Designed by Tony Straiges
Lighting by Richard Nelson
Costumes by Ann Hould-Ward
Costumes based on original concepts by Patricia Zipprodt and Ann Hould-Ward
Magic Consultant: Charles Reynolds
Sound by Alan Stieb and James Brousseau
Hair Design by Phyllis Della Illien
Casting by Joanna Merlin
General Management: David Strong Warner, Inc.
Musical Staging by Lar Lubovitch
Musical Direction by Paul Gemignani
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick

Recording

Into the Woods - Original Cast Recording
Produced by Jay David Saks
Engineers: Paul Goodman and Anthony Salvatore
Recorded November 9 and 10, 1987
at RCA's Studio A, New York City
Liner notes and synopsis by Sheryl Flatow
Lyrics included

• LP, 1987 [RCA 6796-1-RC9]
• Compact Disc, 1987 [RCA 6796-2-RC] (69:20 mins.)
• Cassette, 1987 [RCA 6796-4-RC9]
• Digital Compact Cassette, 199? [RCA 09026-56796-5]

Selections:

Prologue: Into the Woods (11:57), Cinderella at the Grave (1:13), Hello, Little Girl (2:33), I Guess This Is Goodbye / Maybe They're Magic (2:03), I Know Things Now (1:48), A Very Nice Prince / First Midnight / Giants in th Sky (5:20), Agony (2:27), It Takes Two (2:48), Stay With Me (2:41), On the Steps of the Palace (2:34), Ever After (2:24), Act 2. Prologue: So Happy (3:48), Agony (2:16), Lament (2:03), Any Moment / Moments in the Woods (4:57), Your Fault / Last Midnight (4:46), No More (4:16), No One Is Alone (3:57), Finale: Children Will Listen (5:13)

• Compact Disc, March 2007 [Sony Masterworks Broadway 82876 68636 2]
  (69:13 mins. [show] + 7:43 mins. [bonus material])

Remastered recording with the same tracks as the original edition plus demos of three songs recorded for an unproduced TV production: "Have to Give Her Someone" (Maureen Moore, Kim Crosby, and George Lee Andrews) (0:36), "Interesting Questions" (George Lee Andrews, Maureen Moore, Kim Crosby) (1:14), and "Second Midnight" (George Lee Andrews, Maureen Moore, Kim Crosby, and John Cameron Mitchell) (5:51)

• Compact Disc, May 2011 [Masterworks Broadway 88697 90256 2]
  (69:15 mins. [show] + 7:07 mins. [bonus material])

Remastered recording with the same tracks as the original edition plus demos of three songs recorded for an unproduced TV production: "Giants in the Sky" (John Cameron Mitchell) (1:58), "Back to the Palace" (Kim Crosby, early version of "On the Steps of the Palace") (2:32), and the cut song "Boom Crunch!" (Maureen Moore) (2:36)

Tour began on November 22, 1988

Opened September 25, 1990 at the Phoenix Theatre
Closed February 23, 1991; Ran for 197 performances
Produced by David Mirvish
General Manager: Andrew Leigh
Directed by Richard Jones
Set by Richard Hudson
Costumes by Sue Blane
Choreography by Anthony Van Laast
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Musical Director: Peter Stanger
Musical Supervisor: Martin Koch
Lighting by Pat Collins
Magic by Kovari
Sound by Andrew Bruce

Musical Numbers

[same as the Broadway Production, but adds new song "Our Little World" (sung by Witch and Rapunzel) after "Maybe They're Magic"]

Recording

Into the Woods - Original London Cast Recording
Produced by John A. Yap
Engineer: John Kurlander
Digitally recorded January 14 - 16, 1991
at CTS Studios, Wembley UK
Liner notes by Michael Ratcliffe

• US Compact Disc, 1991 [RCA 60752-2-RC] (71:33 mins.)
• US Cassette, 1991 [RCA 60752-4-RC]

Selections:

Once Upon a Time (3:21), Into the Woods (0:52), Fly Birds, Back to the Sky (0:48), Witch's Entrance (2:46), Jack, Jack Jack, Head in a Sack (1:06), You Wish to Have the Curse Reversed? (0:38), Ladies, Our Carriage Waits (0:24), Th Curse Is on My House (0:39), Into the Woods (1:34), Cinderella at the Grave (1:23), Hello, Little Girl (2:34), I Guess This Is Goodbye (1:12), Maybe They're Magic (0:52), Our Little World (1:53), I Know Things Now (1:47), A Very Nice Prince (1:03), First Midnight (1:05) Giants in th Sky (2:16), Agony (2:34), It Takes Two (2:34), Stay With Me (2:44), On the Steps of the Palace (2:35), Act One Finale: Ever After (2:18), Act Two Prologue: So Happy (3:47), Agony (reprise) (2:29), Lament (1:34), Any Moment (2:04), Moments in the Woods (2:57), Your Fault (1:35), Last Midnight (2:57), No More (4:05), No One Is Alone (3:56), Finale: Children Will Listen (5:56)

Taped in May, 1989 at a performance of the original Broadway cast,
with additional taping done in an empty theatre.
Televised March 20, 1991 on PBS's "American Playhouse"
A Michael Brandman Production
Producer: Iris Merlis
Executive Producer: Michael Brandman
Directed by James Lapine
Musical Director and Conductor: Paul Gemignani
Television Lighting by Richard Nelson and Danny Franks
Settings Designed by Tony Straiges
Costumes by Ann Hould-Ward
Costumes based on original concepts by Patricia Zipprodt and Ann Hould-Ward
Musical Staging by Lar Lubovitch
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Executive in charge of production: Greg Sills

Cast

[same as the Broadway Production]

• Videotape [VHS], 1991
• Laserdisc, 1991 [Image ID8285MB] (152 mins.)
• Videotape [VHS] (remastered), 1995 [Image 3119MB]
• Laserdisc (remastered), 1996 [Image ID8285MB]
• DVD, August 1997 [Image]
• DVD, September 2003 [Image] (included in The Stephen Sondheim Collection; 6-disc boxed set)

Opened November 6, 1998 at the Donmar Warehouse Theatre, London
Closed February 13, 1999
Directed by John Crowley
Choreography by Jonathan Butterell
Designed by Bob Crowley
Lighting by Paul Pyant
Musical Director and Orchestrations by Mark Warman

Awards

1999 Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical (Sophie Thompson)

Previews begin on February 1, 2002 at the Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles
Opened February 10, 2002 and closed March 24, 2002
Produced by Dodger Theatricals, Stage Holding and TheatreDreams
Directed by James Lapine
Choreography by John Carrafa
Set Design by Douglas W. Schmidt
Costume Design by Susan Hilferty
Lighting by Brian MacDevitt
Sound Designer: Dan Moses Schreier
Special effects by Gregory Meeh
Projections by Elaine J. McCarthy
Illusions by Jim Steinmeyer
Production supervisor Beverley Randolph
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Musical Director: Paul Gemignani

Musical Numbers

[see the 2002 Broadway Revival Production]

Previews began April 13, 2002
Opened April 30, 2002 at the Broadhurst Theatre
Closed December 29, 2002; Ran for 18 previews and 279 regular performances
Produced by Dodger Theatricals, Stage Holding/Joop van den Ende and TheatreDreams/AEG Live
Directed by James Lapine
Choreography by John Carrafa
Musical Direction: Paul Gemignani
Scenic Design by Douglas W. Schmidt
Costume Design by Susan Hilferty
Lighting Design by Brian MacDevitt
Sound Design by Dan Moses Schreier
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Special Effects by Gregory Meeh
Projection Design by Elaine J. McCarthy
Illusion Design by Jim Steinmeyer
Production Supervisor: Beverley Randolph
Fight Director: Rick Sordelet

Cast

Witch - Vanessa Williams [replaced by Linda Mugleston on December 24, 2002]
Narrator / Mysterious Man - John McMartin
Cinderella - Laura Benanti [replaced by Erin Dilly on November 16, 2002]
Cinderella's Prince / Wolf - Gregg Edelman
Rapunzel - Melissa Dye [replaced by Danielle Huben]
Rapunzel's Prince / Wolf - Christopher Seiber
Baker - Stephen DeRosa
Baker's Wife - Kerry O'Malley
Jack - Adam Wylie
Jack's Mother - Mary Louise Burke [replaced by Nora Mae Lyng]
Milky-White - Chad Kimball
Little Red Ridinghood - Molly Ephraim
Cinderella's Stepmother / Granny - Pamela Myers [replaced by Joy Franz]
Florinda - Tracy Nicole Chapman
Lucinda - Amanda Naughton
Cinderella's Father - Dennis Kelly
Steward - Trent Armand Kendall
Horse - Jennifer Malenke
Voice of the Giant's Wife [pre-recorded] - Judi Dench

Recording

Vanessa Williams and John McMartin in Into the Woods          
Recording Produced by Steve Epstein
Engineered by Todd Whitelock
Editing Engineer: Robert Wolff
Executive Producer: Robert Hurwitz
Recorded May 6, 2002 at Right Track Recording, NYC
Synopsis by Frank Dwyer
Lyrics included

• Compact Disc, 2002 [Nonesuch 79686-2] (70:15 mins.)

Selections:

Prologue: Into the Woods (12:24), Cinderella at the Grave (1:40), Hello, Little Girl (3:01), I Guess This Is Goodbye / Maybe They're Magic (1:47), Our Little World (2:31), I Know Things Now (1:50), A Very Nice Prince / First Midnight / Giants in th Sky (4:23), Agony (2:20), It Takes Two (2:30), Stay With Me (2:29), On the Steps of the Palace (2:33), Ever After (2:27), Prologue: So Happy (3:58), Agony (reprise) (2:12), Lament (1:52), Any Moment / Moments in the Woods (4:41), Your Fault (1:38), Last Midnight (3:26), No More (3:54), No One Is Alone (3:22), Finale: Children Will Listen (5:06)

First performed on November 22, 2007 at the Festival Temporada Alta de Girona, Spain
Opened January 22, 2008 at the Teatre Victoria, Barcelona, Spain.
Produced by the Dagoll Dagom Theatre Company
Translation (into Catalan) and adapation by Joan Vives with the collaboration of Joan Lluís Bozzo
Stage Director: Joan Lluís Bozzo
Musical Director: Joan Vives
Original Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick
Musical Arrangements by Joan Vives
Scenic Design by Jon Berrondo
Costume Design by Mercè Paloma
Choreography by Anna Briansó
Lighting Design by Quico Gutiérrez
Makeup by Toni Santos
Casting / Assistant Director: Miquel Periel
Assistant Director: Anna Ullibarri
Executive Producer: Anna Rosa Cisquella

Cast

Narrador (Narrator) - Ferran Frauca
Ventafocs (Cinderella) - Gisela
Jan (Jack) - Marc Pujol
Forner (Baker) - Josep Maria Gimeno
Fornera (Baker's Wife) - Annabel Totusaus
Madrastra / Avia Caputxeta (Cinderella's Stepmother / Granny) - Clara Del Ruste
Florinda - Anna Ventura
Lucinda - Laura Ventura
Mare d'en Jan (Jack's Mother) - Teresa Vallicrosa
Caputxeta (Little Red Ridinghood) - Anna Moliner
Bruixa (Witch) - Mone
Pare Ventafocs / Princep Rapunzel (Cinderella's Father / Rapunzel's Prince) - Sergi Albert
Mare Ventafocs / Rapunzel (Cinderella's Mother / Rapunzel) - Mara Del Mar Maestu
Home Misterios / Lacai (Mysterious Man / Servant) - Ferran Castells
Llop / Princep Ventafocs (Wolf / Cinderella's Prince) - Carlos Gramaje

Recording

Boscos Endins (Into the Woods)
Recorded live in February 2008 at the Teatre Victoria and Hit Sound Studios, Barcelona
Produced by Joan Vives
Engineer (Teatre Victoria): David Casamitjana
Engineer (Hit Sound): Lluis Cuadrench
Edited, mixed and mastered by Josep Roig at the Temps Record studios, Terrassa

Selections:

Jo vull (3:08), Boscos Endins (0:59), Gràcies, amics (0:48), Entra la Bruixa (2:34), Jan, Jan, Jan... (1:13), Podem trobar la solució (0:39), Nenes, que ja és molt tard! (0:20), La casa embruixada (0:42), Boscos Endins II (1:38), La Ventafocs a la tomba de sa mare (1:34), Què tal? Com estàs? (2:30), Suposo que he de dir-te adéu (0:59), Potser és veritat que tenen màgia (0:55), El nostre món (3:16), He après coses molt importants (1:49), És un príncep gentil (1:04), Passa una nit (1:19), Dalt del cel he vist gegants (2:16), Vull morir! (2:17), Cal ser dos (2:41), Sempre amb mi (2:43), Enganxada a l'escala (2:34), És per sempre (2:48), Som feliços (2:12), Vull morir! (represa) (2:11), Lament (1:38), Moments (1:50), Moments aíxí en el bosc (2:31), Culpa teva (1:41), Mitjanit (3:09), Ja prou (3:57), Mai ningú està sol (3:14), Els nens miren i escoten (5:05)

Opened September 17, 2009 at the Landor Theatre, London
Closed 17 October 2009
Directed by Robert McWhir
Choreography by Robbie O’Reilly
Set and Costumes by Nina Morley
Lighting by Richard Lambert
Musical Supervision by Iain Vince-Gatt

Opened August 5, 2010 at the Open Air Theatre, Regents Park, London
Closed September 11, 2010
Produced by Timothy Sheader and William Village for Regent’s Park Theatre Ltd
Directed by Timothy Sheader
Co-directed and movement by Liam Steel
Designed by Soutra Gilmour
Lighting by Jon Clark
Musical Direction & Supervision by Gareth Valentine
Orchestrations by Chris Walker
Puppets by Rachael Canning

Previews began July 24, 2012 at the Delacorte Theater,
Central Park, New York City
Opened August 9, 2012. Ran for 21 performances (and 14 previews)
Closed September 1, 2012
Produced by The Public Theater [Patrick Willingham, Executive Director; Oskar Eustis, Artistic Director]
Directed by Timothy Sheader
Co-Direction and Movement by Liam Steel
Scenic Design by Soutra Gilmor and John Lee Beatty
Costume Design by Emily Rebholz
Lighting Design by Ben Stanton
Sound Design by Acme Sound Partners
Make-up Design by Joe Dulude, II and Ashley Ryan
Wig Design by Leah J. Loukas
Puppets by Rachael Canning
Musical Direction by Paul Gemignani
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick

Opened April 2, 2014 at the Bridewell Theatre, London
Ran for 11 performances. Closed April 12, 2014
Produced by Sedos [Chris de Pury, Chariman]
Director: Matt Gould
Musical director: Ryan Macaulay
Choreographer: Gayle Bryans
Set design: Steven King
Production design: Rebecca Turner
Costume design: Deborah Lean
Lighting design: Ben Pickersgill
Sound design: Tony Gayle
Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick

Released December 25, 2014
A Walt Disney Production
Produced by Rob Marshall, John DeLuca, Marc Platt, and Callum McDougall
Directed by Rob Marshall
Screenplay by James Lapine
Cinematography by Dion Beebe
Editor: Wyatt Smith
Production Designer: Dennis Gassner
Costume Designer: Colleen Atwood

• Agony
• Robert Westenberg and Chuck Wagner
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
  Stephen Sondheim: The Story So Far... 2008
  Comedy Tonight: Sondheim's Funniest Songs 2002
• Robert Westenberg and Chuck Wagner [reprise]
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
  Comedy Tonight: Sondheim's Funniest Songs 2002
• Clive Carter and Mark Tinkler
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Clive Carter and Mark Tinkler [reprise]
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• East West Players
  East West Overtures 1997
• Greg Edelman and Christopher Seiber
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002
• Greg Edelman and Christopher Seiber [reprise]
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Any Moment
• Robert Westenberg and Joanna Gleason
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Clive Carter and Imelda Staunton
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Bernadette Peters
  Sondheim, Etc. 1997
• Greg Edelman and Kerry O'Malley
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Back to the Palace [cut song; early version of On the Steps of the Palace, sung by Cinderella]
• Kim Crosby
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 2007 (demo, expanded edition)


• Boom Crunch! [cut song; replaced by Last Midnight]
• Maureen Moore
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 2007 (demo, expanded edition)


• Children Will Listen
• Bernadette Peters and Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
  Stephen Sondheim: The Story So Far... 2008
• Julia McKenzie and Company
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Betty Buckley
  Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall 1993
• Betty Buckley
  Children Will Listen 1993
• Barbra Streisand
  Back to Broadway 1993
• Mandy Patinkin
  Oscar And Steve 1995
• Loretta Devine
  Sondheim: A Celebration [S.T.A.G.E.] 1997
• Petula Clark
  Here for You 1998 [Varèse Sarabande VSD-5978]
  The Sondheim Collection 1999
• Erich Kunzel & Cinncinnati Pops Orchestra
  On Broadway 1999 [Telarc CD-80498]
• Ruthie Henshall
  The Stephen Sondheim Album 2000
• Raishel Jahana
  Sondheim Songs 2000
• Vanessa Williams and Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002
• Bernadette Peters
  Sondheim Etc, Etc 2005


• Cinderella at the Grave
• Kim Crosby and Merle Louise
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Jacqueline Dankworth and Eunice Gayson
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Laura Benanti
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Ever After
• Tom Aldredge and Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Nicholas Parsons and Company
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• John McMartin and Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• First Midnight
• Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Company
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Giants in the Sky
• Ben Wright
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Mandy Patinkin
  Dress Casual 1990
• Richard Dempsey
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• East West Players
  East West Overtures 1997
• Brian D'Arcy James
  The Stephen Sondheim Album 2000
• Malcolm Gets
  Barbara Cook Sings Mostly Sondheim 2001
• Adam Wylie
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002
• John Cameron Mitchell
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 2007 (demo, expanded edition)


• Have to Give Her Someone [cut song; replaced by Your Fault]
• Maureen Moore, Kim Crosby, George Lee Andrews
  Stephen Sondheim: The Story So Far... 2008 (demo)


• Hello, Little Girl
• Robert Westenberg and Danielle Ferland
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Clive Carter and Tessa Burbridge
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Anthony Warlow
  On the Boards 1992 [London/Polydor (Aust.) M26292]
• Stephen Collins
  Putting It Together 1993
• Bernadette Peters
  Sondheim, Etc. 1997
• Greg Edelman, Christopher Seiber, and Molly Ephraim
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• I Guess This Is Goodbye
• Ben Wright
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Richard Dempsey
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Adam Wylie
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• I Know Things Now
• Danielle Ferland
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Tessa Burbridge
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Linzi Hateley
  Moving On 2000
• Molly Ephraim
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Interesting Questions [cut song]
• George Lee Andrews, Maureen Moore, Kim Crosby
  Stephen Sondheim: The Story So Far... 2008 (demo)


• It Takes Two
• Chip Zien and Joanna Gleason
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Ian Bartholomew and Imelda Staunton
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Julia McKenzie and David Kernan
  Sondheim: A Celebration1997
• Stephen DeRosa and Kerry O'Malley
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002
• Mandy Patinkin
  Mandy Patinkin Sings Sondheim 2002


• Just Like Last Night [cut song; sung by Cinderella; music used as the introduction to Moments in the Woods]



• Lament [also known as Witch's Lament]
• Bernadette Peters
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Julia McKenzie
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Vanessa Williams
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Last Midnight
• Bernadette Peters
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Julia McKenzie
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Vanessa Williams
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Maybe They're Magic (#1) [cut song]


• Maybe They're Magic (#2) [used in the production]
• Joanna Gleason
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Imelda Staunton
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Kerry O'Malley
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Moments in the Woods
• Joanna Gleason
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Imelda Staunton
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Kerry O'Malley
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• No More
• Chip Zien and Tom Aldredge
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Mandy Patinkin
  Mandy Patinkin 1989
• Ian Bartholomew and John Rogan
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Wally Kurth
  Sondheim: A Celebration [S.T.A.G.E.] 1997
• Raishel Jahana
  Sondheim Songs 2000
• Stephen DeRosa and John McMartin
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• No One Is Alone
• Kim Crosby, Danielle Ferland, Chip Zien, and Ben Wright
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Cleo Laine
  Cleo Sings Sondheim 1988
  Send in the Clowns: The Ballads 2002
• John Williams and the Boston Pops
  Music of the Night 1990 [Sony Classical 45567]
• New York City Gay Men's Chorus
  Love Lives On 1991
• Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles
  Diversity 1991 [GMCLA GMC1]
• Oystein Wiik
  Too Many Mornings 1991
• Pamala Ballingham
  Magical Melodies 1991 [Earth Mother EMP06B]
• Jacqueline Dankworth, Tessa Burbridge, Ian Bartholomew, and Richard Dempsey
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Betty Buckley
  Children Will Listen 1993
• Sam Harris
  Different Stages 1995 [ZHQ 1002]
• Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh
  Mendelssohn Sings Sondheim 1995
• Tim Seelig
  Everything's Possible 1995
• Bernadette Peters
  I'll Be Your Baby Tonight 1996 [Angel 54699]
• Laurie Beechman
  No One is Alone 1996 [Varèse Sarabande VSD-5623]
  The Sondheim Collection 1999
• Myrra Malmberg
  What Can You Lose 1996
• Bernadette Peters
  Sondheim, Etc. 1997
• Mark Johnson
  My House 1998 [Musical Journeys of the Heart CD002]
• Raishel Jahana
  Sondheim Songs 2000
• Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles
  Simply Sondheim 2001
• Laura Benanti, Molly Ephraim, Stephen DeRosa, and Adam Wylie
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002
• Chip Zien
  Wall to Wall Sondheim 2006


• On the Steps of the Palace
• Kim Crosby
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Jacqueline Dankworth
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Pamela Winslow
  Cinderella 2001 [Varèse Sarabande]
• Laura Benanti
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Our Little World [new song written for the London Production]
• Julia McKenzie and Mary Lincoln
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Vanessa Williams and Melissa Dye
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• The Plan [title of a proposed song; not written]



• Prologue: Into the Woods
• Tom Aldredge and Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Nicholas Parsons and Company
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• East West Players
  East West Overtures 1997
• Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Prologue: Into the Woods [Workshop Version]
• Malcolm Gets
  Barbara Cook Sings Mostly Sondheim 2001


• Prologue: So Happy
• Tom Aldredge and Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Nicholas Parsons and Company
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Company
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Rainbows [written for an aborted film version]
• Lauren Molina and Jason Tam
  Marry Me A Little Keen Company Production 2013


• Ready for the Woods [title of a proposed song; not written]


• Second Midnight [cut song; came between It Takes Two and Stay With Me]
• George Lee Andrews, Maureen Moore, Kim Crosby, John Cameron Mitchell
  Stephen Sondheim: The Story So Far... 2008 (demo)


• Stay With Me
• Bernadette Peters
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Julia McKenzie
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Betty Buckley
  Children Will Listen 1993
• Judy Connelli
  The No.1 Musicals Album - 20 Show Stopping Songs From The Stars Of Australian Musical Theatre 1997 [Polygram 539 736-2]
• Judi Connelli
  On My Way to You 1997 [Original Cast Records]
• Caroline O'Connor
  What I Did for Love 1998 [JAY 1314]
  The Musicality of Sondheim 2002
• Vanessa Williams
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• A Very Nice Prince
• Kim Crosby and Joanna Gleason
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Jacqueline Dankworth and Imelda Staunton
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Laura Benanti and Kerry O'Malley
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Witch's Lament [same as Lament]


• Your Fault
• Chip Zien, Ben Wright, Danielle Ferland, Bernadette Peters, and Kim Crosby
  Into the Woods Broadway Cast 1987
• Ian Bartholomew, Richard Dempsey, Tessa Burbridge, Julia McKenzie, and Jacqueline Dankworth
  Into the Woods London Cast 1991
• Stephen DeRosa, Adam Wylie, Molly Ephraim, Laura Benanti, and Vanessa Williams
  Into the Woods Broadway Revival Cast 2002


• Into the Woods Suite
• The London Symphony Orchestra
  Symphonic Sondheim 1990

• New York: Theatre Communications Group, 1989; 138 pp.
• [0-93045-292-5] [hbk]
• [0-93045-293-3] [pbk]
• London: National Theatre, 1990
• [Included in Best American Plays: Ninth Series, 1983-1992, edited by Clive Barnes]
  New York: Crown, 1993
  
   

• New York: Crown Publishers, 1988; 91 pp.
• New York: Scribner [trade pb], 2002; 96 pp. [ISBN: 0-743-23290-9]

• Secaucus NJ: Warner Bros. Publications VF 1544, 1989; 303 pp. [vocal score prepared by Tony Esposito, Dave Jessie and Jeff Sultanof]
• Miami FL: Warner Bros. Publications VF 1544 [0897242084], 1999; 324 pp. [edited by Sy Feldman] $100.00

• New York: Rilting Music / Warner Bros. Publications VF 1445, 1988; 55 pp. [includes "Into the Woods", "Agony", "It Takes Two", "Stay With Me", "Any Moment", "No More", "No One Is Alone"]
• Miami FL: Warner Bros. Publications VF 1445 [0943351669], 1997; 60 pp.; Edited by Sy Feldman [includes "Into the Woods", "Agony", "It Takes Two", "Stay With Me", "Any Moment", "No More", "No One Is Alone"]

• Milwaukee: Hal Leonard HL 00313442 [ISBN: 978-1-4234-7264-3], December 2010; 90 pp., $17.99 [includes "Agony", "Any Moment - Part I", "Children Will Listen", "Giants In The Sky", "I Know Things Now", "Into The Woods", "It Takes Two", "Moments In The Woods", "No More", "No One Is Alone - Part I", "On The Steps Of The Palace", "Stay With Me"]