I'd have to agree that in SF I wasn't really confused as to WHAT was happening (and how could I be, when they'd talk about doing something, sing about doing something, and then have a voiceover saying they had actually done it) but WHY it was happening. (In Act I, anyway; Act II was pretty clear.)
If I had been confused on behalf of and with Lestat, that could have worked, but instead it just seemed like the endless bullet points of Lestat's life where I wasn't exactly clear why anyone was doing anything. Lestat would be angsting over killing someone one moment, and the next moment, not appear to care. If you are going to make the case that this is one man's journey through time, we need an actual journey and motivations that make sense, not just random events punctuated by songs.
The sad thing is that I think they were trying to do this, it just didn't work out. There were hints of it, but just not enough. It doesn't really sound like they have fixed this problem.
'"Contrairiwise," continued Tweedledee, "if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic."'
~Lewis Carroll
Updated On: 3/29/06 at 02:34 PM