Imagine that every time you’re in a bad mood, you had a designated person whose job it was to play showtunes until you felt better. Former President Trump can relate.
It’s also extra delicious that “Evita” — the story of an entertainer turned political star who lulls the masses with populism as cover for building a dictatorship — is his favorite show.
from the more “cultured” theater crowd. It’s small wonder that Trump, the king of the gilded class, took such a shine to the drama that Webber provided. And that even 40 years later, the belting of a former glamour cat was so useful in taking him out of his fury, he could remember the time he knew what happiness was and let the memory live again.
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