Review: DEATH BECOMES HER at Cadillac Palace
By: Misha Davenport
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Reader Reviews
I saw it and it was a fast moving Broadway show. Costumes are wonderful. It made me want to see the movie and I did, but didn't "get" it. I think it was just too dark for me and the subject of aging and never dying wasn't for me. However, back to the show. The musical numbers explain everything that happens. And yes, I agree Williams was a total surprise with that VOICE (where did it come from?) but she needed more sass and venom. the two female leads were spectacular. And that fall down the staircase was unbelievable! Unbelievable! Esp. for the stage.
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