Adam Lambert It creates a stand against inappropriate audience reactions during his run in Broadway "Cabaret", after the incident, where he reprimanded the theater for the laughter with an anti-Semitic lyric.

Cast "cabaret" contains tony nominee Auli'i Cravalho Like Sally Bowles (until 29. March), with twice the winner of Tony Baby Neuwirth as a Fraulein Schneider. Production includes Calvin Leon Smith as Clifford Bradshaw, Steven Skybell as Herr Schultz, Henry Gottfried as Ernst Ludwig and Michelle Aravena in double roles Fritzie / Bone.

During the recent performance, Adam Lambert, who plays Emcee in the Hit revival, broke the fourth wall without deviation from character, not inviting the audience member who is during the song "if you can see it".

Gifts number, which is intended for the dark satire on the normalization of anti-Semitism, ends the bowel line, "If you could see it through my eyes, they wouldn't look at all."

The witness told the moment, saying that Lambert turned directly to the smiling protector and firmly said, "No. This is not a comedy. Pay attention."

Podcaster David Rigano, who attended the performance, shared his instagram experience, a critique of the reaction of the audience. Laughter described as inappropriate, explaining that it was not nervous or shocked laughter, but people who sincerely found "Jewish Gorila" reference.

Other members of the audience echoed with her feelings on social media.

"I was at this performance and I was so glad (Lambert) said what he said," One individual said. "It was awful to pause it, and the audience began to laugh harder and harder. Scary."

One Jewish theater also expressed a shock to the audience response, writing:

"When this scene occurred, my friend, and I turned around in disbelief. As a Jewish person I was in fear of laughter, and I just told my friend," that is not funny "I'm not allowed to laugh." Lambert) didn't break the character and clearly gave it was no joke. "

He wrote the third: "I was there too. It was really hard to hear (people) laugh so long in that line. Adam did a great job."

Meanwhile, someone else is expressed:

"It never happened when I saw Joel Gray Revival or any of the revival Alan Cumming. Something happens * that makes people feel ok and that's really scary. Thank you, @adambember. I'm sorry I had to do it but thankful you did. "

After a viral discussion around the incident, Lambert dealt with the social media, emphasizing the importance of Cabaret's message and its relevance in today's world.

"I really consider the privilege to work with such a gifted beautiful and creative team at the exhibition that is so much to say about what is currently going on," American Idol said "Alum.

"It was relevant because they premiered in the 1960s, and I hope that the audience will hit and feel empathy therefore as marginalized groups can be broken as a political strategy and the shipping and motivation: to withdraw into an irresistible community And then make you miss us as we steal us. Maybe, we can only change some thoughts. "

This is not the first time that Lambert had to deal with the behavior of the audience during the show.

Back in November, Page six They reported that Lambert had to stare the members of the audience who laughed inappropriately on the anti-Semitic line. The witness recalled, "he gave the guy the most gloomy death of the stare I've ever seen."

While Lambert has previously handled the nonverbal, this amazing instance evaluates the first time that verbally reprimanded the audience member during the play.

Located in the seed kit Club during the rise in fascism in Weimar-era Germany, the cabaret is a careful story about the dangers of political extremism. The emission topics still remain disturbing relevant, making the reactions of the audience like this.

Lambert's commitment to ensuring the emission message was properly understood by praise of both fans and colleagues, further strengthening his reputation as a strong and conscientious performer.