The sailors, Ozzie (Ryan Bouchard), Chip (Zamir Gorden), and Gabey (Hayden Thompson), fix on three girls—Hildy Esterhazy (Amelia Gibbons), Claire de Loone (Madeline Braun) and Ivy Smith (Isabel Mincy)—to be their romantic dream girls. All six are phenomenally supercharged and perfectly matched. Each couple enjoys the same folie à deux and who’s to say that’s a bad thing? Gibbons as Hildy, the amorous cab driver, gets laughs any way she can in her seduction of Ozzie. Her breakneck cab tour of the city is in perfect synch with the staccato beat of the Bernstein music. She belts out “I Can Cook” in the best Broadway tradition and does high justice to “Ya Got Me.” The audience loved her. Madeline Braun (Claire) vamps her role beautifully as the lusty anthropologist who studies Ozzie the sailor because he resembles the Pithecanthropus Erectus in the museum. Her song, “Carried Away,” is done beautifully, all the more fun because of the deadpan delivery. Ozzie never had a choice or a chance and gets equally ‘carried away.”