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Al Hirschfeld Theatre
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Don Quixote de la Mancha returns to Braodway in a production which befits ""The Impossible Dream"". Casting, direction and stage design all mesh into a flawless whole. Brain Stokes Mitchell breathes power and life into the role created so well by Richard Kiley almost 40 years ago. Mary Ellen Mastroiani's Dulcinea is earthy and a powerful counterpoint to the dreamer of the ""impossoble dream.""
It is an important work of musical theater that deserves to be experienced by a new generation. This is being written while the show is still in previews. So, it can only get better -- more perfect, if tha tis possible.
Pros: Convenient parking
Cons: Heavy traffic
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