Activists interrupted the Jeremy Strong and Michael Imperioli-led play last night, shouting things like 'no theater on a dead planet.'
In an event that feels like it could have been ripped straight out of an unused script from Succession, a group of activists interrupted Jeremy Strong’s Broadway play An Enemy Of The People last night to protest the government’s inaction concerning the climate crisis.
“We are here because we have to disrupt this public event as our last resort to draw public attention to the climate emergency we are facing today.” “The oceans are rising and will swallow this entire theater,” said another protester, who identified himself as a “theater artist” while Imperioli, seemingly fully in character, yelled, “You need to leave. You’re interrupting.
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