Laughs flow freely in early Allen comedy

MAGIC—Raymond Mastrovito plays Father Drobney. Courtesy of Conejo Players Theatre If the play “Don’t Drink the Water” could be described with a news headline, it might read, “American tourists run amok in foreign embassy.” That pretty much sums up Woody Allen’s manic Cold War comedy, which was produced on Broadway in 1966. It was the

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