Overview
- The theatre's website cautions about an onstage depiction of the crucifixion, imitation blood and some violence.
- Tickets went on sale Wednesday for performances next year, with Eurovision singer Sam Ryder set to play Jesus.
- Fans and commentators have criticized the notices as excessive, with some labeling them as 'woke'.
- LW Theatres, which operates the London Palladium, has been contacted for comment, and no response was reported.
- Reports compare the move to similar guidance at other venues and institutions, while noting the musical’s history of controversy and its past ban in South Africa.