Anything Goes: Theater Review
Kathleen Marshall's delectable revival provides an ideal vehicle for Sutton Foster to showcase her triple-threat talents.
NEW YORK -- Cole Porter songs and tap-dancing sailors? What’s not to love? Pretty much nothing in Kathleen Marshall’s delectable revival of Anything Goes, which arguably provides the best vehicle yet for Sutton Foster to showcase the sensational talent and charm that make her a throwback to Broadway musical comedy stars of the golden age.
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