Busselberg is a real looker, with her flowing red hair. Credit Lynn Sanders for the appropriate costumes. The stage really comes alive when the two Spanish brothers from upstairs, Manolo and Jesus Costazuela, come down for a date. Ed Mobley's direction is clean and honest, but the pacing could pick up. Ed Trout designed the wide, comfortable set, which is well decorated by Dan Denniston and Blaine Jarrett.
Great attention is paid to detail.
When Florence's charred turkey comes out of the oven at the ruined dinner date, you can actually see it smoking. This is a jaunty show, and the theater is a true gem. May Buck Creek enjoy it for many years to come. The Indianapolis Star. All rights reserved.