I didn't feel a "glamorous"/"Vogue" tone to it - I think it refreshens a dated a musical, which is great for something like Fiddler. It gives it more excitement and vibrancy, as bfreak mentioned. Sometimes I get tired of tradition (no pun intended), knowing what to expect, and with Fiddler, that's easy to do. I hope this makes sense - it's just nice that it's not mimicking the flavor and tone of past Fiddler productions (so far at least) [I'm not talking solely about Broadway productions]. A bit of change can be nice sometimes.
Every so often there was a rare moment of perfect balance when I soared above him.