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A wine and cheese intermission (punch and cookies for children) is much too long, especially for young children who are pushed to their limits by the late hour. Fortunately the last act is lively enough to keep most of them awake and sad to see it end. Costumes were designed and made by Sam O’Connor and Pali Delevitt. O’Connor’s period costumes are beautiful and Hook is stunningly {^faycd- Nana. the do*, was
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