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The characters in “Next to Normal” are, as per the title, entirely based in their normality. Insisting that all of the characters look Instagram-ready in every scene feels like an oversight of the costume department.
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ARTPOP was the apparent boiling point for Gaga, the supersaturated explosion of all that we wanted from her — a gluttonous display of sex, art and fame followed quickly by an entirely new side of the artist.
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The fantastic performers onstage were accompanied by an equally phenomenal band upstage, conducted by Jon Gallo.
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“Room at the Top” operates within the generic conventions of melodrama, complete with a mangled young woman and an angst-riddled leading man.
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The song “All Gone” sung by Cleo Laine is used at several points throughout the film, morphing from a cozy, sweet love song to something far more terrifying.
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Through the characters of Shorty, Griff and Jefferson, the play also zeros in on the exclusionary transphobia that persists in some areas of the lesbian movement.
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Director Benjamin Arsenault treated the content with a close eye and sensitivity that allowed the production to be at once true to the original text and a slight, but effective, modernization.
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The band members took special care to honor Jonas Brothers fans both new and old with an even mix of materials.
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While some predicted Lover would be a transition back into the country genre on which Swift launched her career, the album remained true to Swift’s current pop success with a definite string of reflective nostalgia.
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Throughout it all, I’ve been working tirelessly to keep you updated on all things arts and entertainment, and I will continue to do so until the bitter end.
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