‘Mrs. Doubtfire’: Theater Review

Written By Ellen Sauchelli
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When Daniel gets fired for hamming up a pizza ad and throws a raucous birthday party for adolescent son Christopher (Jake Ryan Flynn), it’s the last straw for wife Miranda (Jenn Gambatese), the family breadwinner and kill-joy. She ends the marriage (“I’m Done”), and with no job or home, Daniel loses custody of Christopher, Natalie (Avery Sell) and teenage Lydia (stand-out Analise Scarpaci). Until he gets his act together, the heartbroken dad can only see offspring once a week (“I Want to Be There”).

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