‘Death Becomes Her’ review: Leading ladies’ claws are out in funny Broadway camp fest

Michelle Williams Gets Beyonce & Kelly Rowland’s Support at Broadway Opening Night of ‘Death Becomes Her’ | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip

There was a Destiny’s Child reunion in New York City this week! Beyonce and Kelly Rowland were sitting next to each other in the audience at the opening night of Broadway’s new musical Death Becomes Her on Thursday night (November 21) in New York City. The ladies were there to support their longtime friend and collaborator Michelle Williams, who plays the role of Viola Van Horn in the musical. While Kelly and Beyonce‘s mom Tina Knowles both walk…

'Death Becomes Her' review: The cult classic goes full camp on Broadway

Megan Hilty and Jennifer Simard play the ultimate frenemies, now on stage and in song.“Everything I do is for the gaze,” belts out Megan Hilty in her first number from the new screen-to-musical-stage adaptation of Death Becomes Her, which opened tonight at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Broadway. Of course, it’s obviously a clever and not-so-subtle use of homophones as a debt of gratitude to the audience most responsible for bestowing cult classic…

‘Death Becomes Her’ review: Leading ladies’ claws are out in funny Broadway camp fest

There is a miracle elixir in the campy Broadway musical “Death Becomes Her,” which opened Thursday night at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.

'Death Becomes Her' - Original Broadway Cast Recording Preview ft/ Michelle Williams

Michelle Williams soars in the Original Broadway Cast album recording of "If You Want Perfection" from the musical, Death Becomes Her. See below for purchase and streaming links. Michelle originates the role of Viola Van Horn, which she is currently playing at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, Broadway,...

Death Becomes Her Broadway Review

“Death Becomes Her,” a stylishly macabre Broadway musical comedy about a love/hate triangle, has much the same plot, catty repartee, and even some of the same comically gruesome special effects as the 1992 Meryl Streep/Goldie Hawn/Bruce Willis movie on which it is based.  Although not as starry a draw as their cinematic predecessors, Megan Hilty,  Jennifer Simard and Christopher Sieber — all Broadway favorites — do a fine job in the principal r…