Ben Vereen, who two years ago was accused of several allegations of sexual harassment and assault, is being given a Lifetime Achievement Award from an organization that prides itself on “bringing the magic, pageantry, and profession of Broadway to public school students throughout New York.”

“Due to the outrage over the casting of Amar Ramasar in Broadway’s West Side Story, there has been a new wave of awareness and calls for accountability when it comes to sexual misconduct within the theatre industry. Which is why it’s time to talk about “that New York Times article”.”

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“Are the fake emails sent to me regarding the Amar Ramasar protests coming from the head producer of WEST SIDE Story himself?”

An NYU design alum is accusing Tony-Nominated costume designer, Michael Krass, of sexual misconduct and inappropriate behavior while he was his student at the university’s Playwrights Horizons Theater School.

“In the media swarm over WEST SIDE STORY’s opening, the New York Times finally reported on the protest yesterday. The article did provide some new information and insight that should be discussed further.”

“There’s been another twist in the issue over Amar Ramasar’s casting in WEST SIDE STORY. And it’s pretty sneaky.”

The management team at WEST SIDE STORY has changed the wording of their terribly received statement.

“I am incredibly disappointed in the WEST SIDE STORY production team with their statement regarding Amar Ramasar’s casting.”

“As a society, we need to hold the abusers accountable for their actions, both legally and making it as socially reprehensible as cigarette smoking. While we strive for that more perfect union, keep these signs in mind to help protect yourself from future abuse.”

“If there are Trump-supporting performers on Broadway, you’ll probably never know who they are. Until possibly now.”

“At the end of the day, people are filming because they love theatre and want to relive it. It’s well-intentioned but it can’t be tolerated, it’s too distracting.”