Spyke
lemmy.world

People playing genders they're not assigned at birth? In theater?!?

😮

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Chaserreply
sopuli.xyz

Shakespeare never would have done this!

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Stanardreply
lemmy.world

My first thought was "wait until they hear about Shakespeare". Literally every role filled by men, sometimes with the script explicitly calling for a man to play a female in full attire.

I'd also hate to see what policies they'll enact for their chorale program when performing historical hymns, where soprano parts specifically called for a male eunuch (castrato) to sing since females were not allowed to attend church services including choirs.

In my younger years I would have been absolutely vilified by these people. I'm probably vilified now, but I would've been then too. In all seriousness though, I cannot believe how far backwards we've gone in all this. I recognize that these thoughts and feelings have existed since before I was a kid but at least back then people seemed to have the decency to mind their own.

But to attack theatre of all things with this gender bullshit is attacking theatre itself. Crossdressing in theatre has existed for as long as theatre has existed. Cross-singing has existed for as long as singing has existed. If they're not teaching that stuff in their performing arts programs, they are denying young adults a quality education of the performing arts.

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they are denying young adults a quality education

I think you're on to something there.

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Trying to remember. Was it Taming of the Shrew where he mind fucks the audience with a male actor playing a male servant pretending to be a guy's wife in drag?

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We banned ShakesSpear and hung him/her in effigy

—Texas, probably

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lemmy.world

There is a slight difference when we're talking about trans people.

I'd wager they would allow a man to play a woman's role and vice versa. I think this is purely the anti-trans agenda taking hold.

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Gotta say, their obsession with children’s genitalia really weirds me out.

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Always comes down to that why care if the person is trans it's like those laws that forbid trans people from hrt all bullshit

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Fucking outrageous thankfully there's no traditional Christmas theatre shows that involve drag coming up

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Some of the very first people that the Brownshirts went after was transpeople, even completely destroying an institute that was studying gender in the 30’s.

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It's not like the people involved in that lynching felt bad about it or regretted it. And then they passed that hate to their children who passed it on to their own children. Those people were the grandparents and great-grandparents of these kids. Some of them are still alive and still preaching their hate to the kid. Some of them were alive long enough to do it before they died.

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jeffwreply
lemmy.world

Nice! If you didn’t already, you should make a post about it

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lemm.ee

Just want to point out that this statement makes it very clear that the original decision was reactionary discrimination against a minority in the first place.

Following the closed meeting, a board member, Wendy Vellotti, put forward the motion to reinstate the original version and cast of the production as it was before the gender rule was created.

Edit: The school board is now launching an investigation into the actions of the superintendent.

https://www.kxii.com/2023/11/14/sherman-isd-board-trustees-discuss-superintendent-position/

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They need to investigate him. There are images circulating of him harassing parents who spoke ill of him about the situation. Another board member was shown to be protesting the local pride problem that was held, yelling at children and taunting them.

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kbin.social

I haven't seen Oklahoma! but is there a part where the lead whips out their dong and waves it in front of the audience?

If not, who cares what's in their pants?

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kbin.social

Also, prosthetic dongs are a thing, if you prefer to keep the original vision of Oklahoma! intact.

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aeronmelonreply
lemm.ee

Wow, I guess the movie really deviated from the source material.

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Frozengyroreply
lemmy.world

Also, did they verify the new lead is cis? I know a lot of people who have been in theater, there is a surprisingly large percent who aren't cis.

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Right? If you’re gonna try to get all the queer kids out of theater you’re gonna have a really hard time.

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I just wanted you to know, I actually giggled at this. Thank you for the laugh after a shitty weekend.

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lemmy.ca

Shortly after Hightower’s casting, however, the student was replaced when the school’s principal, Scott Johnston, called Hightower’s father about a new gender policy for student performers.

“Actors and actresses could only play a role that was the same gender they were assigned at birth,” Hightower recounted the conversation.

This sounds like the kind of thing a school would do under the Nazis. I wonder why that is.

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lemmy.world

What the fuck?

“Actors and actresses could only play a role that was the same gender they were assigned at birth,” Hightower recounted the conversation.

When I was in school, they literally didn't have enough students who were good enough to act, so there was so much gender bending. What garbage

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During shakespeares time, they did not allow female actors, so all women on stage were played by men.

Shakespeare had men acting in skirts and dresses. Juliet of Romeo and Juliet, a 14 year old girl was played by a man. The kissing between the Capulet heiress and the Montague boy were two men smooching on stage.

Repugnicans are a plague on both your houses (of Parliament)!

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“Actors and actresses could only play a role that was the same gender they were assigned at birth,” Hightower recounted the conversation.

These people are so fucking clueless. Men playing women in theatre is literally as old as theatre because women literally weren't allowed to.

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These people would loose their mind if they ever saw a traditional British Christmas Pantomime

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Casereply
lemmynsfw.com

Also how that spits in the face of theatrical performances dating at least back to Shakespeare's time, if not further.

I never studied that stuff, but I did date a drama major back in the day.

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morgan423reply
lemmy.world

I bet if you asked him if he was a Bob's Burgers fan, he'd say yes and not be bothered at all that two of the lead female characters are played by men.

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lemmy.ml

What specifically do you mean by "The LGBT lifestyle".

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lemmy.world

Hate to tell you this... I don't know if you have kids yet, but it absolutely does not matter how you raise them, if they're gay they're gay. The only thing you're teaching your children, if they are gay, is that their father probably will hate them if he finds out, and they better hide in the closet until they grow up and can escape you. Nothing else. LGBTQ is not the result of poor parenting, friend, it's genetic.

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"I have yet to meet a single person from my culture who is LGBTQ+, so they must not exist. It can't possibly be that my culture has violently sigmatised their existence to the point that they don't feel safe coming out."

"This study can't definitively prove that sexual orientation has a genetic element, so it must not have any genetic component at all."

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People literally get insurance in case their ram is gay. It's common and natural, and I'm pretty sure it isn't because those rams were indoctrinated.

There are gay people around you. They just haven't told you because you're a fucking bigot.

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just don’t accept that as an acceptable norm

gosh if only there were a name for this phenomenon

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lemmy.world

Imagine thinking that forcing religion and heterosexual norms on a child will change their mind. Your religion does not dictate mine or my kids lives or lifestyles and don’t want that religious indoctrination forced on to us.

Some people (Ally’s, LGBTQIA+, Genderqueer individuals, etc…) just don’t accept that as an acceptable norm in their culture and don’t want their children to think it’s an acceptable lifestyle. As someone who has a plethora of religious friends and acquaintances and comes from one of those liberal cultures I simply mean that I respect them and their rights but I also want to raise my children to grow up being their authentic selfs and living their life.

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guckfooglereply
sh.itjust.works

"grow up being their authentic selfs"? so what age would you introduce them to homosexuality and gender theory? would you rather have them be thought that by their school or are you going to teach them that they can just choose their gender or sexuality?

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The same age we introduce children to heterosexuality and gender theory. If the information taught is objectively truthful and backed up by scientific discovery then it makes no difference where it's learned because it will be factual.

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At what age is it OK to let your kid read a book with a straight couple? At that age is the same age I'd teach for other option to be fine. There's nothing scary about homosexuality just as there isn't for heterosexuality. If them learning about heterosexual relationships doesn't hurt them, learning about homosexual relationships won't hurt them either.

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Nah, nobody's got rights to treat others like shit for who they were born as.

It ain't right when Salafist muslims do it, it ain't right when black africans get told to do it by american evangelical missionaries, and it ain't right when you try to play cover for it by painting it as "just culture."

That behaviour is disgusting barbaric and undeserving of the respect afforded to true cultural differences like language and dress and (non harmful) traditions.

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Cethinreply
lemmy.zip

"Our culture" (mostly western European) does not care if men play women (or vice-versa) in a play. If anything, like other have mentioned, in condones it. Stop acting like what you believe is the arbiter of culture. What you believe is nothing and meaningless, and a minority in our society.

Even if you were correct (which you absolutely are not), it wouldn't matter because we don't have to continue doing and believing the same things that were once believed. We can imagine and create a better world that let's people be what they want and be happy. We don't need you to agree to it, but it'd be better if you at least weren't hostile to people trying to live their lives and not bothering you.

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we don’t have to continue doing and believing the same things that were once believed. We can imagine and create a better world that let’s people be what they want and be happy. We don’t need you to agree to it, but it’d be better if you at least weren’t hostile to people trying to live their lives and not bothering you.

Wise words.

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So we should allow children to read books that are accepting of relationships at all, right? It's either wrong to do or it isn't. It shouldn't matter what gender the people are in the relationships. Either you're OK with some types of indoctrination or none.

(I'm of the opinion it isn't indoctrination to let people choose to read what they choose to read. It isn't indoctrination to admit people exist.)

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Ah yes, not hateful or afraid of LGBTQ people you just don't want them to exist in public where you can see and talk about "exposure" like you're talking about a disease. Can't say I am fond of people talking about their own kids like chattel property where their parents decide every single interaction they have and shape their entire experience as though if they can just keep them "pure" of influence they will grow up to be good little carbon copies of their parents who will do exactly what they are told when they are adults. Seems like a good way to put a kid in therapy and for you to end up in a senior home to me.

You want to teach your kid that the gays will burn, fine, the kids still got to learn how to be at least tolerant and share the space in society and learning to get along is kindergarten stuff. Training up little terrors who will flip the fuck out if they ever see two men holding hands while buying IKEA furniture is doing society at large a disservice. Also these are fucking high schoolers, do you really think you need to wrap them in cotton wool and give them safety sissors? I am pretty sure they would light you on fire for trying.

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LGBT isn’t a choice and covering their eyes won’t change their sexual orientation.

But, besides that point, how the fuck is it okay to insulate your kid from other cultures? That’s not healthy at all. Eating ramen wasn’t part of my family’s culture growing up, either, but I don’t go around trying to prevent children from learning about Japanese food.

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You mean they do hate it but want to claim respectability points by gesturing to "muh kultor!"

Queer folks are in every culture because they literally just happen everywhere. It ain't up to some badnik lowdowns to decide it ain't in their culture because it sure is when they're kicking little johny on the street for not wanting to be called jessy anymore.

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If I remember correctly back in the 18th century when only men were in plays they would also play women.

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LemmysMumreply
lemmy.world

Actors and actresses could only play a role that was the same gender they were assigned at birth. Is just the next step, the Nazi's have been coming for us but they weren't you so you didn't stand up.

Over the last two years it was about fictional characters being played by people not of the characters race, and voice actors started losing work because they weren't the same race as the characters being voiced.

Before that it was wrong coloured fictional live action princesses.

Before that it was wrong coloured actors using disguises and make-up.

Before that it was black-face.

And everyone thought, I'm not racist maybe that should be wrong! And now you're racist, sexist, bigoted, for daring to have the admiration and respect to want to imitate 'those people'. This is part of the culture war, they want to make sure you stay within your lines, on your rung, and in your place.

FIRST THEY CAME
By Martin Niemöller
First they came for the Communists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Communist
Then they came for the Socialists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Socialist
Then they came for the trade unionists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a trade unionist
Then they came for the Jews
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Jew
Then they came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me.

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prolereply
sh.itjust.works

Yeah, I really don't think enough people realize this shit leads to "women can't wear pants," (would fit the statutes they pass to ban drag) which inevitably rolls back nearly all progress we've made in the past century regarding women in the workplace.

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LemmysMumreply
lemmy.world

Or gay and trans people not being allowed to portray men and women, or keep straight people from portraying gay or trans people.

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or keep straight people from portraying gay or trans people.

Except no. If they were consistent, then yeah sure. But there's nothing consistent about this ideology.

They wouldn't care about that. But more importantly, art containing gay or trans people is "degenerate," and would never be made in the first place (or if made, its creators would be killed).

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floofloofreply
lemmy.ca

Not quite sure if I'm reading you right, but I'd say there's a relevant difference between those examples, like recommending white people don't act in blackface, which are about respecting the cultural sensitivities of a traditionally oppressed group, and those, like prohibiting trans kids from acting roles of their own gender, which are about enhancing the oppression of a traditionally oppressed group.

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You think a bigot cares about consistency? The only thing that is consistent is their ability to hate. If you think they won't go after their own who support the 'others' then I have a big lesson in history for you.

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Because Max identifies as a transgender male, he could no longer be cast as the male lead.

I feel like the easy solution is to identify as a cis male...

It is concerning (but unsurprising) how obsessed conservatives are with childrens genitals.

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You must cover your genitals at all times! But your coverings must clearly indicate which genitals you have! No one may see your genitals, but everyone needs to be clearly informed of your genitals at all times.

Also the gential signaling coves change over time, but wearing the wrong coverings in the wrong time period is unnatural and makes God mad!

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lemmy.world

You can't choose to identify as the cis version of your opposite sex.

That's literally why we have the term cis, to differentiate from those who keep their assigned gender from those who do not.

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lemmy.world

Maybe I don't know what a transgendered male is, but I thought it was someone who was born female then transitioned to male.

That would mean that identifying as a cis male does not make sense because cis is for people who keep their assigned gender at birth.

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lemmy.world

I appreciate y'all on Lemmy. I almost went along with the Reddit programming of ruining jokes with /s but decided to test it.

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EatYouWellreply
lemmy.world

I highly doubt any lawsuit of this nature would be anything close to a slam dunk, especially in Texas. I'm not finding any federal court cases that provide legal precedent on the topic, and Trump revoked the Obama administration guidance that trans people are protected under Title IX.

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acutfjgreply
feddit.nl

Looks like this could be the lawsuit to set the precedent.

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roofuskitreply
lemmy.world

With what supreme court? The Christofascist one that Trump and McConnell installed?

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It would start in a state court and progress to the state level Supreme Court, I imagine. After that it goes to the federal SC. This would be preferable if they are seeking punitive damages.

Or I guess they could appeal it to the federal level. This is the route if you wanted to make a precedent for the entire US.

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ttrpg.network

The cis kid who was cast to replace the trans kid should refuse on principle. the rest of the staff should, too.

Also conservatives can go fuck themselves.

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lemmy.world

The cis kid who was cast to replace the trans kid should refuse on principle.

The whole cast and backstage staff should pretend to go along with it until opening night, and then on opening night as the curtains open, they make a short statement about the injustice then walk off stage and go home.

Alternatively, the cast should covertly learn the role of an opposite gender cast member. Then on opening night, the cast members assume their opposite role and perform the whole play ignoring the costume inconsistencies.

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lemmy.world

I'm guessing the drama teacher will not allow any of that in order to keep their job.

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I’m sure the drama teacher could spin that notoriety into some kind of career as a speaker or a teaching job in a more liberal area

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As a former theater kid (and queer person) this is close to the right answer. The cis replacement should show up on day 1 and do the most over the top, flaming, fabulous Curly the world has ever seen.

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djsoren19reply
yiffit.net

You're right, it is a speck, so why the fuck is the school board singling out a child to punish over something completely insignificant? Do you think that child is going to grow up with a strong respect for authority, knowing that they will ruin their prospects over trivial bullshit?

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andros_rexreply
lemmy.world

Just because it doesn’t have an effect on you personally doesn’t mean it’s a speck. Other human beings exist and have feelings. Maybe stop being a narcissist.

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lemmy.world

You'd think they would ban Oklahoma! in Texas entirely for daring to be about a state other than Texas.

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lemmy.world

This is absolutely against theatre traditions.

I was an angsty theatre kid. I would conspire to ruin every and any play for the remainder of my time at that school.

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lemmy.world

I literally did a monologue in drag and the school was fine with it. And this was the 90s. Things have gone backward, amazingly enough.

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lemmy.world

I went to school in West Texas (bigotry Central). In elementary school in the mid-80s, it was tradition that the 6th grade class always put on a performance of 'Guitarzan' for the annual talent show, and EVERY year it was tradition that Jane was played by a male student.

The main difference of course is that it was played as humorous. A joke with a ridiculous coconut bra.

So it's not that Texans have a problem with cross-dressing itself, but with taking seriously anyone who isn't ashamed of it.

Which to me seems to make it even worse. I hate this state.

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Yes, that's a good point about the kind of progress that has been made. Minorities have always been tolerated in certain roles where they are perceived as non-threatening or entertaining, but progress is about allowing everyone to take part and be respected in the wider society.

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lemmy.world

I hate conservative so much. This is a non issue. If they are the best for the part let them play the part.

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This is the shit where they go, "Why not let the best person get the part?" And then when they aren't chosen, they start losing their shit.

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lemmy.world

They do know that acting is pretending to be someone other than yourself, right?

If Jared Leto (🤮) can win an Oscar for portraying a trans woman despite not being trans, then there is absolutely no reason that a trans boy can't play the male lead of a school play. It's acting.

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EatYouWellreply
lemmy.world

This is Texas we're talking about. You're attempting to apply logic where there is none.

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lemmy.world

Are you talking about Dallas buyers club or something else? I'm neither hip nor with it.

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

What’s most interesting to me is how Oklahoma! is an utterly poisonous production from the get-go. Every character is a self-absorbed jerk. Judd Fry asks a girl to a dance who only agrees as a ruse to punish the protagonist, who then literally tries to convince the dude to kill himself. The entire show is fucked up.

Any director who isn’t doing something subversive with the content has their head up their own ass. But hey, it’s Texas. 🙃

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lemmy.world

Eh. Just sounds like normal low-brow shit to me.

Low brow writers feel compelled to make things as clear and obvious as possible for their dim-witted audiences.

It's simple. It's straightforward. Everyone can understand what is going on without much thought.

I don't really think it's bad for that, just is what it is.

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lemmy.world

I think you mean it's old.

Before audiences had all the tropes figured out simple stories were amazing. All the contrivances we add today we only add to make bad movies seem more interesting or complicated.

It's why perfectly executed, simple stories are still compelling. But Oklahoma! certainly isn't one of them.

Edit: oh, and some people love the music

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I do like the music, but the great thing about a lot of musicals is you can just listen to the music without needing to watch the show.

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Any director who isn’t doing something subversive with the content has their head up their own ass.

Its a school musical dude, calm down. If you want a subversive and thoughtful performance then don't go to a school production.

Oklahoma isn't "poisonous" its just weird. But, its fun for high school students to perform, and that's all it has to be. The purpose of a musical theater program in a school isn't to impress you with complex well written narratives, its to provide the students with an experience they wouldn't get otherwise.

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lemmy.zip

Since the school is so up in arms about their production of Oklahoma, they should switch gears and do a production of Peter Pan. You know, where the lead is a young boy traditionally played by a female actor.

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SeaJreply
lemm.ee

Or any Shakespeare where all of the characters are traditionally played by men.

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Unfortunately these people are morons, pointing out their hypocrisy just makes them hate two things not like two things.

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This is going to help with the School Shootings and Child Poverty and Pastors Raping Children!

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I was sipping my coffee and looking out the window listening to the song birds, and then I worried about a trans kid in a school play, now I don't have to worry thanks for taking care of that. What is next.....men dressing up as women to play in Shakespearian plays??

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Good one. I literally snort-laughed and attracted everyone's attention in the restaurant where I'm eating

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I was a tech theater kid and if this bull shit happened I would absolutely sabotage every show.

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ZeroMmXreply
lemmy.world

'TX' is an abbreviation of 'Texas'. 'Cis' is an abbreviation of the word 'cisgender'. Cisgender is a person who identifies with the sex that was registered for them at birth.

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Wes_Devreply
lemmy.ml

Yep. Like I'm a cis guy. I was assigned to male at birth, and I'm perfectly comfortable with that.

Other people are trans, or intersex, or non-binary. Biology is messy and we've got lots of variety.

Note: I might be missing something, because I'm not super familiar with all of it. I just wanted to add a little more info. I think it also helps for cisgender people to talk about this stuff too, to help normalize it. So, I chimed in.

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Good breakdown, there's also gender fluid, which I believe means the gender you feel most comfortable being identified as can change. There are also neuter and newly invented pronouns, which defy the binary that many of us grew up learning about.

There's also a tremendous amount of variety within each label, even cis. Like I'm cis male also, but even between the two us we probably have different feelings about what it means to be essentially male

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prolereply
sh.itjust.works

You do realize that these aren't the same people, right? They have like polar opposite beliefs on the subject.

Anyway, this kid was "banned" from playing the role, they didn't lose the audition.

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Their point isn't about this outcry, it's about the reaction to the outcry.

Their anology is, if it's wrong for a cis person to play a trans character then it's also wrong for a trans person to play a cis character. They're trying to criticize leftist hypocrisy.

Now, I think it was a minority of pro-trans people that criticize a cis person playing a trans character. But I guess their criticism of that minority is fair.

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Not only did they not lose the audition, they won the audition and then had it taken away from them. And therein lies the hate. It's not a "no", it's a "yes but go fuck yourself".

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h3rm17reply
sh.itjust.works

Same website, but still you are right that banning someone from performing based on anything outside their performance is outrageous.

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prolereply
sh.itjust.works

So your suggestion is that the consistent view would to only allow trans kids to play trans roles? So a trans boy (assigned female at birth), who is literally indistinguishable from her male peers, is just shit out of luck? And trans girls are going to have to wait til their (obviously very open) school decides to do Rocky Horror Picture Show?

Fuck off and let kids be kids. Weird fuckers obsessed with children's' genitals.

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aidanreply
lemmy.world

Their point is it's hypocritical to say a cis person can't play a trans role.

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Then why are you acting like they think a trans person can't play a cis role?

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

Honestly, as long as trans women aren't played by cis dudes that's an improvement over the past century.

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h3rm17reply
sh.itjust.works

Poont is, I don't really care who plays who, I'm okay with a trans woman being played by a cis dude, and a cis dude being played by a trans woman, it should not matter as long as their acting is good.

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prolereply
sh.itjust.works

What you are missing is a century plus of the thumb on the scale (much longer if you go back to Shakespeare where only men could play women). The world doesn't suddenly become a complete meritocracy overnight (if ever), and striving for equal representation in the arts is very important.

Just look at how children of color have been inspired since Disney decided to start making protagonists that look like them and have similar backgrounds.

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No actor of any gender now is lacking skill because of Shakespeare...

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I agree, but a key takeaway is to also ensure that trans actors aren't discriminated against for any role so that they receive a fair chance.

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aidanreply
lemmy.world

Why can't they be? Your issue is when it's mocking trans women, but anyone could play the role and then mock trans women.

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

Are you aware that trans women are not physiologically the same as cis men? (If you weren't, now you are.)

Now do you understand how casting a cis man in the role of a trans woman will emphasize masculine features of the character, and that it plays into a narrative that trans women are men? (if you weren't, now you are.)

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aidanreply
lemmy.world

Are you aware that trans women are not physiologically the same as cis men?

Everything I've seen has been based on brain difference trends. Not anything near indicating every trans woman is physiologically different from a cis man. (If they were you could easily identify trans babies for example.)

Now do you understand how casting a cis man in the role of a trans woman will emphasize masculine features of the character, and that it plays into a narrative that trans women are men? (if you weren't, now you are.)

This is what I assumed was your concern, which honestly I think is shallow. You view it as transphobic to portray "non-passing" trans person (not to mention that a cis man could still pass) but, doesn't that "erase"(I don't agree that not depicting something erases it, but many believe it does) the experiences of non-passing trans women?

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aidanreply
lemmy.world

Okay and? Assuming that's you saying you're trans. Again, not all trans people are passing, take hormones, or corrective surgery. + There are plenty of non-permanent alternatives that a cis person could use. One of my best friends wears breast forms for example.

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Historically, trans woman characters have been played by men.

" bUt NoT AlL"

fuck off. The majority of trans women are physiologically different from men; the majority of actors who have played trans women are men. That's fucked.

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Okay, so, addendum: if the story is set in a time or place where the character wouldn't have access to hormones, then it's fine.

There's also a case to be made that if you have sufficient fuckery with CGI, you could make a story during an ongoing medical transition.

What I'm talking about is throwing a wig and some powder on some lantern jawed dude and calling it a day.

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I'm not American, but I'm in one of the many countries whose political narrative is shaped by the global political and cultural haegemon.

This specific story is of course irrelevant, but the broader indication that a significant portion of their population is eager to vote in a barely masked group of genocidal fascists, who have spent a couple of decades consolidating power seems globally relevant to me.

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jeffwreply
lemmy.world

Even if we engage in your transphobic rhetoric for a minute, that’s just not how theater works. People can be cast for different genders and have been for a loooong time

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Don’t be transphobic and I won’t call you transphobic. Deal?

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Wow, I didn't know Oklahoma had scenes with full nudity. Oh it doesn't? Then what part of this requires that the actor be born with male genitals?

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