Blackpink’s Rosé) rise to the fleeting possibilities of individualism

genre, is as contagious and deeply human as it is cold and calculating

musical, understands that, bringing to Broadway a rousing portrait of the minutiae of the industry,

cleverly playful dramedy wrapped around a concert and stuffed inside the enigma of what

its caustic “generika” rhyme scheme), the pair write merrily melodic and frenetically rhythmic dance tracks

sensitive, non-K-pop songs such as the acoustic-guitar tune “Mute Bird” but knows RBY would

an iron fist by Ruby (Jully Lee), a one-time vocalist who blew her big chance 20

gig doubles as the label’s introduction of the girl group RtMIS (pronounced “Artemis”) and

though and you hear the dynamics of the storyline’s drama played out in smartly

character yearns for brotherhood while another wants to claim her individuality makes for a lovely