One is the voice of Daily Self-Loathing, another the Supervisor of Sexual Ambivalence, an agent aptly named Fairweather, various hookup dates, and other internal monitors who tell him he’s not Black enough or gay enough or thin enough or has enough money. While Usher is, in a sense, the sole character of A Strange Loop (opening tonight at Broadway’s Lyceum Theatre), Spivey is not the only performer: He is surrounded by those “extremely obnoxious Thoughts” that swirl through his brain, never giving him a moment’s peace. 'My Neighbour Totoro': Britain’s Royal Shakespeare Company Joins Forces With Composer Joe Hisaishi To Create Family Stage Show Based On Hayao Miyazaki Film - But Don’t Call It A Musical!
