Title: Light but brilliant
Product review: Less substantial than most of Goldsmith's comedy, Marrying Mom is P.G. Wodehouse transplanted to 1990s Manhattan. The ironic juxtaposition of the frothy, superoptimistic plot (ably described by other reviewers) with characters who are, well, amply endowed with frailties is a rich reward for the investment of a few hours. I only hope that Ms. Goldsmith's energy holds out long enough for half as many volumes as Mr. Wodehouse's.
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