What wows 'em are Broadway-style showstoppers, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, whose work has become less tuneful and more pretentious since the heady days of Godspell and Pippin . Schwartz's rhymes are all of the moon-June variety, and the big inspirational number, in which hope is conceded sometimes to fly away, like silver birds,  Who knows what miracles you can achieve/ When you believe?
Big, dramatic songs are what excite the audience.
Schwartz's lyrics don't contain any rhymes at all.
An outdoor urban marketplace.
It wasn't true.
Camping is an activity we've come to love.
The woman has a purple shirt.
Little girl eating ice cream
The contractors do not need to hire manpower on short notice.