Mean Girls

There is a layer of humidity, thick, moisture in visible, asphyxiating air. The air smells like a wet soil When I take a deep breath to stabilize myself, I can taste the forest on my tongue; green, moss, slightly rotten leaves This place is very It is moist, it keeps me feeling like a splashing sponge. I miss a little California. To make matters worse, this is Monday. I entered the humble Honda Civic parking lot, turned the windows up and tried to find a place away from most people.

A movie that defined the generation was born in early 2004, "贱 girl" told teenagers who handle high school drama, a vibrant vocabulary to explain their suffering It was. For people like me, "lady" is the most accurate representation of the spirit of the times. As a fans fanatic and musical fan, I was excited when I heard that Tina Fey turned my beloved movie into a musical, but I was scared. However, there is no disappointment in the music of "贱 Girl". Very simple, this is a victory. It completely transforms beloved, generation limited movies to the Broadway stage and adds fierce belt and group dance figures that seems to be almost easy. Composer Jeff Richmond, lyricist Nell Benjamin, and of course the director and choreographer Casey Nicholaw did a perfect job. Normally, when you make a movie a musical, the audience knows that there are songs (or necessary) in the original scene, so that song is embarrassing and unnecessarily felt.

On the surface it is easy to compare the "Mean Girls" musical with the "Heathers" musical several years ago. It is not because they adapt to music from movies of three ruthless, beautiful and popular girls. However, both contain an unforgettable drawstring of Barrett Wilbert Weed. Although I compare it with most "贱 girl" musicals, the last song made me believe that they are actually quite different (although there are many music similarities). "贱 Girl" won the ball queen together with a tenacious caddy, defeated the plastic crown, and shared with all the girls in class, the famous end (spoiler alarm?). In the musical this will be the final ending, "stars I see" is undeniable, this is the most annoying part of the show, but that makes you smile that makes that "Heather" realize Give a moral There is better morality than we get late compared to this musical.