Post Gazette: "It's not until the nanny from nightmare central arrives at the beginning of the second act that 'Mary Poppins' takes off in a sprint to the high-flying finish.
Being 'Practically Perfect,' as Mary Poppins explains her credentials, is all well and good, but nothing beats a practically perfect foil to get the juices flowing. When Ellen Harvey's monstrous Miss Andrew is hired as a successor to Miss Poppins, well, hell hath no fury like a magical supernanny come to the rescue of her children charges.
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