Even given that this is a musical, there is often very little dialog, with 13 songs crammed into the hour, each with a short story to tell.
A serious but simultaneously very funny drama that analyses personal problems in tandem with the social problems that encircle and partly create them.
To mix menagerie metaphors, in writing, performance and production, Chicken in a Biscuit is the ants pants, the bees knees, the cat’s meow, the cat’s whiskers, the cat’s pyjamas, a doggone delight.
Back to the Future: The Musical is its own kind of time machine. It straps you into the driver’s seat of the DeLorean and takes you back to when movies were cultural connective tissue.
Starting off with a fearless rendition of a ferocious monologue from an episode of VEEP, Lily riffs about her admiration and love for Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
MJ explores the genesis of genius and feels a very credible take on creative inspiration and influence.