网红散场后登上百老汇《魔法坏女巫》舞台自拍引争议:本人回怼称买了前排票、等到散场才上去

美国纽约州纽约市曼哈顿的格什温剧院(Gershwin Theatre),是百老汇长演音乐剧《魔法坏女巫》(Wicked)的驻演剧院。近日,一名拥有 50 多万粉丝的网红在一场演出结束后登上该剧院舞台自拍,照片在社交平台传开后引发剧场礼仪争议;当事人随后发文回怼,称自己买了前排票、等到散场才上去,并称「我看到了机会,就抓住了」。
据 BroadwayWorld 11 月 3 日报道,剧场类账号 The Oz Vlog 11 月 1 日在 Instagram 发了一条「剧场提醒」帖,称几天前一场《魔法坏女巫》演出结束后,有观众看到有人散场后留下来、登上舞台拍照。据 The Oz Vlog 称,这群人还把随身物品放在座位与乐池之间的隔挡上;剧团的舞台监督随后上前,请他们离开舞台并离场。The Oz Vlog 在帖中把这种行为形容为「粗俗得离谱、自我膨胀」。
被点名的网红是 Eden Estrada,她的 Instagram 账号名为「Eden the Doll」。她随后通过 Instagram 快拍(Story)回应并为自己辩护,写道:「就因为一张自拍,就说人『恶心、粗俗』,好像我是在教堂里亵渎上帝一样,太离谱了!」她接着写道:「我买的是前排票,我等到演出完全结束才上去!我看到了机会,就抓住了。」她还写道,自己并不知道这样做会被看作「亵渎上帝本人」。
Estrada 随后把自己在格什温剧院舞台上拍的自拍照公开发出:照片中她摆出不同姿势,其中一张在倒立,另一张骑在一把扫帚上。BroadwayWorld 指出,这些照片是否经过编辑或超级智能(SI)加工,目前尚不清楚。
在另一条快拍中,Estrada 发出她与朋友在剧院的合照并写道:「有些人就是管不住自己别多管闲事!别盯着我们,看你们的演出!」她还写道:「我们玩得很开心」「我要把这些照片裱起来,你们就继续生气吧!」
评论区的剧场观众反应不一。据 BroadwayWorld 报道,有人写道:「不只是百老汇,任何小剧场、任何舞台都是禁区,这是我们从小就懂的基本规矩。」也有人提出安全问题:「万一他们从舞台上摔下来,谁为这种行为造成的伤害负责?」The Oz Vlog 11 月 3 日又发出更新视频,进一步表示自己批评的是行为、不是针对人本身,并称买票并不赋予任何人登上舞台的权利,登台还涉及安全与责任问题。
据 BroadwayWorld 报道,《魔法坏女巫》剧方代表没有立即回应其置评请求。该剧自 2003 年起在格什温剧院上演,近日刚迎来百老汇首演 23 周年。GSM 未搬运 Estrada 的 Instagram 原图,读者可在其本人账号查看。
Influencer Climbs Onstage at Broadway's 'Wicked' for Selfies After the Show, Defends Herself: She Bought Front-Row Tickets and Waited Until It Was Over
The Gershwin Theatre in Manhattan, New York City, New York, is home to the long-running Broadway musical Wicked. In recent days, an influencer with more than 500,000 followers climbed onto the theatre's stage to take selfies after a performance ended, and the photos set off a debate about theatre etiquette on social media. The influencer then pushed back online, saying she had bought front-row tickets and waited until the show was over, and that, in her words, she saw the opportunity and took it.
According to BroadwayWorld on November 3, the theatre account The Oz Vlog posted a 'theatre PSA' on Instagram on November 1, saying that after a performance of Wicked a few nights earlier, an audience member had spotted someone hanging back after the musical concluded to get up onstage and have a photoshoot. According to The Oz Vlog, the group also used the divider between the seats and the orchestra pit to place their belongings on, and a production stage manager then approached them and told them to get off the stage and exit the building. The Oz Vlog described the behavior in its post as 'grotesquely tacky and entitled.'
The influencer named in the posts is Eden Estrada, whose Instagram handle is 'Eden the Doll.' She responded via her Instagram Story and defended her behavior, writing: 'Calling someone 'disgusting and grotesque' over a SELFIE acting like I'm at CHURCH disrespecting GOD is insane!' She continued: 'I paid for FRONT ROW tickets and waited till it was OVER! I saw the opportunity and took it.' She added that she had no idea she was, in her words, disrespecting God himself.
Estrada then posted the selfies she took onstage at the Gershwin, posing and even doing a handstand in one photo; in another, she is on a broom. BroadwayWorld noted that it is unclear whether these photos were edited or enhanced by super intelligence (SI).
In a separate Story post, Estrada shared a picture posing with her friends at Wicked and wrote: 'Some ppl can't help but mind their business! Stop watching us WATCH THE SHOW!' She added: 'We had a great time' and 'I'm gonna frame the pics stay mad!!!'
Theatregoers responding in the comments were divided. According to BroadwayWorld, one person wrote: 'Not even in Broadway shows, every small theatre or stage is off limits, a basic rule installed for all of us as kids,' while another raised a safety question: 'Also what if they fell off the stage who would be responsible for their bad behavior that got themselves hurt.' In an update video on November 3, The Oz Vlog added that it had criticized the behavior, not the person, and argued that buying a ticket does not entitle anyone to access the stage, pointing to safety and liability risks.
According to BroadwayWorld, representatives for Wicked did not immediately return its request for comment. The musical has been playing at the Gershwin Theatre since 2003 and recently celebrated its 23rd anniversary on Broadway. GSM has not reposted Estrada's original Instagram photos; readers can view them on her own account.
来源:BroadwayWorld
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