Kecia Lewis Demands Apology from Patti LuPone Over 'Too Loud' Remarks

The 'Hell's Kitchen' star accuses LuPone of racially microaggressive and bullying behavior following comments about the show's volume.

Kecia Lewis, star of the Broadway musical 'Hell's Kitchen,' has publicly requested an apology from Patti LuPone after LuPone called the show 'too loud.'
Lewis criticized LuPone's remarks as 'racially microaggressive' and 'rooted in privilege,' highlighting the predominantly Black cast of the musical.
LuPone reportedly contacted the theater owner to request changes to the show's sound cues and sent flowers to the sound team after adjustments were made.
Lewis described LuPone's actions as dismissive and out of touch, suggesting they undermine the artistic value and voices of the production.
Prominent Broadway figures have shown support for Lewis, emphasizing the need for respect and collaboration within the theater community.