The Huffington Post -
7 Nov 2014 22:57
London--Because jukebox musicals by definition have marquee-name value, they're not likely any time soon to stop playing--and costing much more than 25 or 50 cents a selection. The latest is Sunny Afternoon, at the Harold Pinter, which is about Ray Davies and the Kinks and, more to the point, is the only jukebox musical I know that alternates reprising hit tunes with a focus on depression and strife. The depression is what afflicts Ray Davies (the extremely good John Dagleish) almost from the ti...
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