Olympian Rachael Gunn Halts Parody Musical Over Legal Concerns

The viral breakdancer's legal team cited intellectual property and brand integrity in stopping the Sydney show just before its debut.

Australian comedian Steph Broadbridge canceled 'Raygun: The Musical' after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Rachael Gunn's legal team.
The musical, a parody of Gunn's journey to the Paris Olympics, was set to premiere in Sydney but faced claims of potential brand damage and intellectual property misuse.
Gunn's lawyers prohibited the use of her name and signature 'kangaroo dance,' asserting ownership and seeking to prevent public confusion about her endorsement of the show.
Broadbridge announced plans to revise the production with a new character name and storyline, promising ticket refunds to attendees of the canceled debut.
Gunn, who retired from breakdancing after her widely criticized Olympic performance, has faced both viral fame and intense backlash since the Games.