"After watching the electrifying, intense production at the Belasco Theater, you feel exhilarated, exhausted and utterly alive. "End of the Rainbow" is sensational - in every sense of the word.  This lurid account of the twilight of an all-too-mortal goddess on the eve of destruction is revealing in a way that tell-all bio-drama seldom is. Every chapter of Garland's history is alive: she is foul-mouthed, flirtatious, hypersexual, childlike, unedited, manipulative and supremely self-conscious as she makes love and war.  Touch this woman at your own risk - she burns.  She has a strong sense of herself as a human tragedy on a world stage, but her sense of humour, of the absurdity of it all, is just as sharp. Some of her zingers are appallingly funny.  And then she sings - and all those disparate, desperate elements coalesce into a coherent, riveting whole."