Review: Broadway's 'Mrs. Doubtfire' follows safe formula
7 / 10
With 'Mrs. Doubtfire,' McClure's character, who has swiped the fear of erasure from so many, is more like a spy, hoping to connect with his kids. He doesn't cause much harm, but it's still deception in drag and the dialogue engages in gender in only the most superficial ways, never saying anything about queer identity or marginalization. It's denuded, too scared to seize the opportunity.


