Cynthia Erivo It is set to play the iconic role of Jesus in a new stage, starting mixed reactions among fans.

Many fans believe that throwing a woman for a male religious figure "blasphemous", while others support move because of acted skills and singing.

Cynthia Erivo recently opened on how "hard" her trips in success, noting that one of her main drives was to find success to "being loved" after her father left her father.

Toward DiversityCynthia Erivo was set as a star like Jesus Christ in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's classical music set in a Hollywood dish this summer.

The British singer and actress took her to his instagram to tease their anticipation for a role, writing, "just a little busy this summer, I can't wait."

Adaptation, entitled "Jesus Christ Superstar", would not be the first time that Erivo played the religious icon while the earlier version of the Museum Hit in 2020 was singing. And he was singing a popular number "I don't know how to love him."

The plays for the music begin on 1st. August and pass through 3. August, how more casting will be published later.

Sergio Trujillo was tapped as the director and choreographer for the show, while Tony Winner Stephen Oremus will serve as a musical director and conductor.

Erivo is casting in the iconic religious role, left the fans divided on social media. Some argue that seemingly "blasphemous" to Christian faith, while others support as a breath of fresh air.

"Disgusting. They just try to make fun of Christianity," the fan was written on X, while the other commented "," Sints should be more careful about roles that gets. "

The third person said, "F-ck It. Whatever. Nothing is important. Adjust your money in the fire, production company. I don't care."

"We really need to boycott Hollywood," he wrote another fan in protest against Erivoys.

Meanwhile, others supported her role of Jesus, writing about their excitement to hear that he sings some songs at the exhibition.

"Cynthia Erivo as Jesus? It will be the execution of the power plant! I can't wait to see how she brings that role of life," Oneo is one x.

Another wrote: "I'm here for that, that voice can have any role he wants. As long as Sinthia sings, I don't give a curse."

One added: "Yes! Cause WTF Do you know about" Jesus Christ superstar "!!!?! People will have things to say, but (I don't care), they'll kill this."

Erivo earned the best actress Oscar nominate for her role of Elphab in the Great screen Jon M. Chu "wicked."

According to the daily post office, she recently opened as she felt a role represented by a representation of black and queer people because of her "other".

Discussion of the challenges of playing role, she said, "It's a green witch. But I think what they see also so many parts of me."

"There is a deep understanding of what feels when you don't fit in, how it feels that he constantly wants to be accepted and would not be accepted," she continued.

"What does he seem to know what your responsibility is and to be brave to take it, how it feels like you feel like you have more to offer, but no one believes you have that in you," added in yourself.

Erivovo Summer is already becoming a spiced as asked to take advantage of his role of Elphab in "Glim: for good", in the movies this November from universal images.

It also opened as its role of Elphaba in the Blockbuster film can be compared to racism.

"Green skin is like an umbrella under which" others "live. So that, it's a talk about racism, but it's a conversation about anyone else." Erivo shared.

Added: "Green stands out of all the others. And I think that was added responsibility because I am a black woman under that green, so we can really have a conversation of how it really be a black woman when nobody He doesn't want there. "

In an interview CBS newsErivo said that she brought "vulnerability" and "humanity" the role of Elfabe, adding that he must "finally look."

When asked what he thinks, he explained, "Well, I don't think we didn't necessarily tell me they were black girls that are the most beautiful girls of the most beautiful girls."

The actress, "and the only person who really tells you, is your mother. It is up to you to understand that for yourself and start possession of what beauty is."