Editing = political correctness

There's a decent classism/elitism critique hidden somewhere in "This is how your people dance," but the show/script doesn't really commit to it and follow it through. They seem to focus on the generational tension more than the elitism.

It seems like the songs in general are more upbeat and cheeky than I would have gone. These aren't deep cuts at all, but thinking of OBCs like "Les Mis" and "Wicked," they're both way better at being foreboding, and communicating "someone/multiple people are about to die, or get their lives ruined" in the opening numbers and running musical motifs? Given that this show is about someone who fucking DIED, in a national tragedy at the time, a tragedy that was also transgressive for the British royalty's control and PR (some people still think the royal family had her killed)... Shouldn't the music communicate the gravity of that more? (Also, why make a musical about a person with known mental health issues, if you don't want to talk about mental health?)