Patti LuPone calls Theatergoers Wearing Nose Masks: ‘Get The F ** k’ Out ‘

If Petty Lupone It may have a provocative phrase, we argue that it should be: “Who do you think you are?”

The theater legend was captured on camera cursing Broadway audience members who didn’t want to wear masks properly before taking to the stage on Tuesday.

The incident took place in the Q&A after the show, to revive the musical “Company”, where the Stars Board Come Giovanna.

“Put the mask on your nose,” Board said Video Posted on Twitter. “That’s why you’re in the theater, this is the rule. If you don’t want to follow the rule, go! “

New York has even removed it His order on masks and vaccines is still in March, the Broadway League COVID Security Protocols Require all spectators to wear masks in theaters at least until May 31.

“I’m serious. Who do you think you are,” Lupone continued, “if you don’t respect the people around you?

A woman in the audience told the multi-toned actress: “I’m paying your salary.”

“Are you paying my salary?” Nonsense. “Chris Harper is paying my salary,” the Board replied referring to the company’s manufacturer.

After a member of the same audience withdrew, the Board concluded with the following words: “Who do you think Javier is? Put the mask on your nose. “

This isn’t the first time LuPone has called on viewers for bad ethics in the theater. In 2015 it became a title due to the hijacking of the phone From the hand of the audience who wrote the message during “Show Days” the show was held at Lincoln Center. In 2009, while playing the resurgence of the classic musical “Gypsy,” he stopped performing and asked an audience member to take a photo. Expelled from the cinema. In an audio recording of the latest incident, he shouted at an audience member, “Who do you think you are?”

It also appears that Board’s colleagues in the “company” continued his verbal coup.

On Wednesday, the show’s official Twitter account posted a GIF of the actor, saying: “Wear a mask.”

In the meantime, we hope Harper adds Board to his salary as he is nominated for a different tone. Monday for his role in “Compagnia”.