Theatrical Review: Macy's Yes Virgina, There is a Santa Clause

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgfZx4_cYxY&list=HL1386914546
This is a children's musical version of the Virginia story.  Charlotte is just as mean as the other versions, and her cat is awful at the first.  The scraggly Santa dances with the birds, which is very well done.  The little friend of Virginia, Ollie, has something to say, which I missed in the other versions.
I’M NOT VERY BIG

AND I DON’T LIKE TO SHOUT.

BUT I’VE SOMETHING TO SAY

THAT I MUST GET OUT.

MY BEST FRIEND IS SAD,

AND THAT MAKES ME SAD TOO.

AND THIS PLAY SHOULD BE HAPPY

FOR HER, ME... YOU.

EACH DAY SHOULD BE FUN

AND BE FULL OF SWELL THINGS

,

LIKE TOY TRAINS AND PUPPIES

AND THE JOY SANTA BRINGS

WHY ARE SOME KIDS SO MEAN

THAT THEY MAKE OUR FRIENDS CRY?

DON’T THEY WANT TO BELIEVE

THATREINDEER CAN FLY?

I’M NOT VERY BIG

AND I DON’T LIKETO SHOUT.

BUT I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW

WHAT I MUST GET OUT

This is a story of the letter sent by Virginia O'Hanlan to the New York Sun, and the answer she received.  The cast sings the answer at the end, just before we see Charlotte change her mind, as she wants to believe in Santa too.

YES, VIRGINIA, THERE’S A SANTA CLAUS.

HE’S AS REAL AS HOPE AND LOVE.

LOOK AROUND AND YOU’LL FIND SANTA CLAUS

IN THE BOUNDLESS WORLD YOU’RE

DREAMING OF.

EVEN THOUGH YOU MAY NOT SEE HIM

ON HIS SLEIGH THIS CHRISTMAS EVE,

YES, VIRGINIA, THERE’S A SANTA CLAUS.

IT’S TRUE IF YOU BELIEVE