Eddie Redmayne's 'Cabaret' Performance at Tonys Sparks Strong Reactions
The actor's unsettling portrayal of the Emcee divides audiences and critics alike.
- Redmayne's performance featured unsettling mannerisms and a controversial vocal style.
- Some viewers praised his unique take, while others found it disturbing and off-putting.
- The role, previously played by Joel Grey and Alan Cumming, is known for its complexity and nuance.
- Critics are split, with some calling it mesmerizing and others labeling it a 'rancid pretzel.'
- Despite mixed reviews, the show's ticket sales surged following the Tony nominations.