It is a gripping spectacle but not a substantial one.
The credit crunch has claimed an unlikely victim: an emotive Chihuahua named Chico.
With a few song trims and a punchier ending, "9 to 5" may well find its approach is very much a way to make a living -- and even a killing -- on Broadway.
"A Tale of Two Cities," which opened last night at New York's Al Hirschfeld Theater, sets the Broadway musical back, not quite to 1793 and the Reign of Terror, but far enough.
"Johnny on a Spot," Charles MacArthur's 1942 comedy about a Southern governor who expires in a brothel, is a reminder in three acts that the foibles of a recent New York state governor have …