Diverting but utterly lacking divine inspiration, Ira Levin’s gentle comedy brings us a yuppie couple whose Manhattan co-op is haunted by the ghost of a synagogue cantor. Anthony Fusco does nicely as the young man who slowly becomes obsessed with rebuilding the shul, as well his own religious background. Heavy issues are touched on lightly, advancing the cute plot but little more.
Cantorial moved to the Lamb's after running at the tiny Jewish Rep on 14th Street, where it must have been more at home.
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