“For grown-ups such as myself who adored L’Engle’s 1962 book as a child, the show’s likely to be a happy blast from the past. Things move quickly in the 95-minute show (which includes an intermission)…
the pacing is well-judged to keep younger audience members focused. At the performance I attended, the child spectators around me were attentive throughout and seemed thrilled by what they were seeing, even some scary bits (the show is generally aimed at ages seven and up).”