Audra McDonald should save a space on her mantel for a (record) fifth Tony Award. She’s a shoo-in for her transformative turn as Billie Holiday in Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, which imagines the troubled jazz singer in a late-in-life concert in a Philadelphia club. McDonald transforms her look, her shape, her bearing, and her voice—it’s an impressive performance in an admittedly somewhat formulaic play. Check out my A– review at EW.com