Sunrise at Campobello

Atkinson in the New York Times, describes "The play covers thirty-four months when F.D.R.'s crisis was a private one—from the day in August, 1921, when he was stricken by infantile paralysis at his summer home at Campobello, in Canada, to the day at Madison Square Garden in June, 1924, when he was able to stand on his feet long enough to nominate Al Smith for President of the United States …"