During a performance of the Dolly Parton-themed musical 'Here You Come Again' in Manchester, actor Stevie Webb reported incidents of homophobic abuse that forced the entire cast to leave the stage. Webb detailed instances of audience members reacting negatively to gay characters, including a woman who expressed disgust and a man who was removed for using an offensive slur. These incidents reflect a troubling disconnect between the inclusive values often promoted in the entertainment industry and the realities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals across different regions, as emphasized by Webb's observations during the tour. ATG Entertainment denounced such behaviors, promoting a zero tolerance policy against abuse.
Stevie Webb, who plays a superfan of Dolly Parton, detailed incidents of homophobic abuse during the performance of 'Here You Come Again' in Manchester.
Despite Dolly Parton's long-standing support for LGBTQ+ rights, incidents of homophobic abuse disrupted a recent performance of her themed musical.
Webb expressed shock at the level of intolerance witnessed while touring, highlighting the disconnect between the entertainment industry and reality.
ATG Entertainment emphasized a zero tolerance policy against abusive behavior, asserting their commitment to maintaining a safe space for all.
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