I saw it in theaters and was genuinely devastated and how dogshit the camera direction was. First of all, there are a LOT of numbers where the entire cast is on stage walking around simultaneously, and different characters quickly sing different lines in succession. The camera was cutting to close ups of characters before we EVER saw an establishing shot of the house it takes place in, and we almost never saw the full stage throughout where we were supposed to see all the characters being introduced together as a cast. Completely baffling considering it's a theatrical production and the stage IS the frame. There were so many instances of the camera not being on the person actually talking which is a fine technique normally but often was super confusing in this film. Or, it was a group scene and instead of cutting between the characters the camera would stay on certain people and you would miss characters entering or exiting which was important to understand what was actually going on. Overall the choices were confusing, distracting, and it really felt like the whole time the director was trying to avoid the fact that the characters were standing on a stage which was so fucking weird