Director Richard Israel treats the piece as the perky, cheerful romp that it is, leaving the audience to delight in the theater’s wondrous mixture of sentiment, make-believe, spectacle and reality. He adds just enough rueful practicality to keep it from drifting into irksome sentimentality.
"A perky, cheerful romp"
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