In the play, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown; you can see your favorite two-dimensional stars from the Sunday paper, breathed into vibrant life. All your favorites: Linus and Lucy, Snoopy and Schroder, Charlie himself, and his little sister Sally, parade about the stage, reenacting the most popular skits from the hit strip, "Peanuts", which, until recently, was syndicated in thousands of newspapers, on six continents, in forty-eight languages. Unfortunately, with the passing of Charles …showed first 75 words of 362 total…

…showed last 75 words of 362 total…didn't seem to suffer from the intimidation that usually comes with portraying such famous and well-established characters. You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown is a play I definitely wouldn't recommend to anyone, but the seven-and-under and the thirty-and-up age groups will enjoy themselves thoroughly. At the final curtain, it's a great play and a truly grand send-off to one of America's, and indeed, the world's, most beloved writers. Goodbye, Chuck Shultz... You will be missed.