Throwing himself into his reckoning era, Lestat begins to unravel—especially with the reappearance of Armand, whose betrayal of Lestat runs centuries deep. In a scathing on-stage rebuke to Armand, via the boisterous banger, “Big Boss,” Lestat wears his spite and fury in a glam-rock throwback to their late-18th-century Théâtre des Vampires days: smokey, dark-lined eyes and long lashes, coral-red lipstick messily applied in a heart shape, and sharp slashes of bright pink blush at the top of his cheekbones. “We went back to when he was this harlequin. He's now seeing himself as the ghost of his old self and everything is just making him manic.”
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