Profile for Charley Kringas Inc

BroadwayNYC2 said: "That’s what frustrated me the most about this. What was fearless? What was groundbreaking? Yes, representation is important but so is producing quality over a vibe. Let’s call it what is was, a campy inoffensive musical that wasn’t particularly great to begin with. Lets not pretend is was anything more than that"

I think the way they tied Lempicka's arc to the broader fascist futurism movement was really compelling, and made

Honestly, I think it's as simple as the fact that vocal pyrotechnics are a cheap way to thrill the audience. Everyone gets excited when the lead unhinges her jaw and belts like a tornado siren, and then they go and tell their friends about it, or they post an audio clip on tiktok, which makes the rounds as free advertising. Mozart's (arguably) most famous aria is based entirely around exploiting his sister-in-law's absurd upper register and people still buy tickets for The Ma

This is one of those shows that's frustrating precisely because you can see the parts of it that are really great, and how they're muffled by the parts that aren't.

First off, I loved the score, even if the melody is often let down by pedestrian lyrics. These are just fun songs to listen to - Don't Bet Your Heart, Perfection, The Most Beautiful Bracelet, Pari Will Always Be Pari, Women, Stay, What She Sees, and Just This Way are all going to get heavy spotify rotati

chrishuyen said: "To be fair, I guess most biomusicals don't really have a specific hook outside of the person/group's name anyway (MJ was a bit unique in the idea to look at his life through the lens of preparing for a tour). And I'm not someone that knows much about fine art, so I don't know how big Lempicka's name is for those that know more, but I suppose the main issue here is that a lot of people might not know who she is.

Maybe including more of

This whole thing just looks weird, but it's also a strained, over-edited teaser for what's probably going to be anywhere from three to five hours of movie (lol). I do agree that the vocal riff at the end sounds bizarre and a little bit bad, and also that it's disappointing how flat and desaturated the color grading is given the source material, but maybe it'll all come together in the end.

Also, all of my non-musical friends are calling Ariana's pink gown the &

JSquared2 said: "Charley Kringas Inc said: "Here comes the fat suit."

Because there are MANY 600 lb people who can sing, act and dance a leading Broadway role for 8 shows a week!"

I'm sorry that you don't know fat people who do things, but they do exist. Given the character, it's unlikely that they would be tasked with dancing, but fat people are perfectly capable of singing and acting, and are not at immediate constant risk