百老汇简短repo：2011/9/6 《How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying》

剧目：How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
时间：2011/9/6
地点：Al Hirschfeld Theatre, Broadway, NYC

Main Cast：
J. Pierrepont Finch: Daniel Radcliffe
J.B. Biggley: John Larroquette
Rosemary Pilkington: Rose Hemingway
Hedy LaRue: Tammy Blanchard
Bud Frump: Christopher J. Hanke
Smitty: Mary Faber
Miss Jones: Ellen Harvey
The Voice of the Narrator: Anderson Cooper

( Reactions in English. )

To sum it up: Comparatively light on singing (for a Broadway musical) but great story and truly energetic performance. The Boy Is Indeed The Chosen One. I had a blast!

总结：故事5星，制作4星，音乐3.5星，唱功3.5星，演技4星。

又，历代百老汇音乐剧的观后打分：
Les Miserables & The Book of Mormon > How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying & Chicago & Miss Saigon > The Lion King & Wicked > Mary Poppins > Rent & Phantom of the Opera

I need to go see this, though it may break my heart.

"Asif Kapadia’s documentary, which should reward the attention even of those who would never dream of watching cars on a track, is filmed as an homage to velocity." - Anthony Lane, The New Yorker

The story of Ayrton Senna, perhaps the greatest race car driver who ever lived, is an epic tale that literally twists at every turn. In the mid 1980s, Senna, a young, gifted driver, exploded onto the world of Formula One racing. As a Brazilian in a predominantly European sport, a purist in a world polluted with backroom deals, and a man of faith in an arena filled with cynicism, Senna had to fight hard—both on and off the track. Facing titanic struggles, he conquered Formula One and became a global icon who was idolized in his home country. Told solely through the use of archival footage, Asif Kapadia’s documentary is a thrill ride worthy of its daring subject. Adrenaline will be pumping as cameras from inside Senna’s car put you smack-dab in the driver’s seat. Buckle your seat belt; Senna will take you on a trip you do not want to miss. (Sundance Film Festival)

Trailer on Youtube.

Now playing at the Film Society Lincoln Center on Upper West and Sunshine Cinema in SoHo. Don't now exactly when I will see it, but no doubt I will.