Broadway Play 'Good Night, Oscar' Struggles to Capture Legendary Musician's Genius or Soul
- The play is set in 1958, focusing on comedian and musician Oscar Levant.
- The play relies too heavily on Levant's famous witticisms rather than insight into his life and talent.
- Sean Hayes gives an accurate performance as the troubled Levant, but the role lacks depth.
- The play aims to reveal Levant's inner self in its ending, but overall fails to make a compelling case for his brilliance.
- Critics find the play unconvincing in its portrait of the complex show business figure Oscar Levant.