Fans of the iconic musical”Little Shop of Horrors” are angry following the announcement the “Euphoria” actor will join the cast of the off-Broadway production.
,” while another quoted Broadway legend Patti LuPone who said, “Broadway is becoming a Disneyland for the rich.”
A fourth theater fan quipped, “Oh good, I was worried someone who worked for the part might get it,” while someone else deadpanned, “stunt casting AND nepo baby.”However, others defended the production’s choice to cast Maude. “As a former Bway actor, you know that star casting like this helps to sell tickets and bring new audiences into the theatre. This is good for the entire cast and crew … It’s never really just about one person,” one theater fan commented.A second person chimed in, “Sutton Foster could be playing the role and you guys would still have something to say… Maude is going to be amazing! Stop acting like you have the credibility to judge someone you’ve never seen on Broadway.
“I have long admired the emotional intelligence and vulnerability Maude has displayed on television and in film. She’s a natural fit for Audrey,” the show’s director, Michael Mayer said in a statement.He also noted that “Little Shop” was her “gateway into her lifelong love of performing” as a child. highlighting the many familial connections between Hollywood’s elite.
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