Review: In ‘Days of Wine and Roses’ on Broadway, locked in a booze-soaked marriage

It’s a good thing Craig Lucas and Adam Guettel’s melodious and meticulous musical “Days of Wine and Roses,” which opened Sunday night at Broadway’s Studio 54 under the skilled direction of Michael Greif, has only one act. There would not be a lot of profit in hiring a bartender for intermission. That’s because the antagonist in the piece, the destructive third party in the on-the-rocks …