Grammy winner Ne-Yo will make his Broadway debut as Davis from December 4 - January 25. (He will not be performing from December 24 - January 4 and January 20-22, though.)
DTLI Consensus: Rollicking pop-rock score? Check. Three charismatic leads with immense vocal prowess? Check. Slick, sleek direction? Check. An improved revival of a famously flawed tuner? Not quite checkmate.
9 mixed (including the NYT), 3 positive, 3 negative.
I've yet to see this one, but based on what I've been hearing, I'm expecting mostly mixed-negative notices with praise saved for the score and vocal performances (esp. Nicholas Christopher).
DTLI Consensus: Run to Studio 54 to catch the motherf**king brilliant Mark Strong and Lesley Manville lead a game cast in a very great — if not quite flawless — Sophocles modernization.
You can tell the lead producers are inexperienced in the theatre world when they keep pushing back the press opening without giving any explanation. The Broadway League website had November 6, then the 11th, and now the 14th.
It’s the LEMPICKA cast album all over again, with lesser higher-ups involved.
ACL2006 said: "ACL2006 said: "ACL2006 said: "what's the situation with Wayne Brady in the show? Him & Diggs have been out a lot the last few weeks."
I know Brady tends to get a pass on his attendance for some reason, but he's scheduled to be outuntil next Sunday again. I know he has a busy schedule, but he tends to always have a ton of pre scheduled absences anytime he books a Broadway show."
Swift knows how to work the system, she is versatile across genres, has a very good business acumen, and a strong connection with her fans. It’s also worth mentioning that her vocals, specifically her live vocals, have vastly improved through the years.
She has been successful for two decades now, but a lot of her newer music has failed to excite me, especially this new album. This isn’t entirely on her - the question here should be, are Max Martin
There were probably at least five moments in those final two matches where I thought she would choke it away like usual. Great to see that she got it done, and against one of the toughest draws in recent tennis history.
Sabalenka comes into this tournament with some momentum, having steamrolled her way through Cincy without dropping a set. Maybe she can finally make it over the hump this time and win her first US Open.
I’ve got her and Alcaraz for this year’s singles champs.
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