acerbic

An acerbic news editor, using a tone that might get him into trouble these days, told me to leave the building to use my own eyes and ears, and to talk to people.

“Will There Ever Be Another You” is a portrait of one woman’s crisis, not unlike Plath’s “The Bell Jar,” but without her clarity and acerbic confidence.

As the band’s most fluent English speaker, the rapper, lyricist and producer’s acerbic wit helped ground the group’s sound, and his team deeply feels his absence.

The audience seemed to enjoy his gentle - and sometimes acerbic - humour at their expense and he treated us to three, yes THREE, costume changes.

Several times, laughter ripples through the theatre as the singer's more acerbic observations hit home.