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If I'm remembering correctly, I believe The Shubert, The Booth, The Schoenfeld and The Broadhurst all connect to a small alley that divides and or connects (depending on how you'd like to look at it) The Broadhurst & Schoenfeld from the Booth & Shubert theatres. The alley runs parallel to Shubert Alley. I thought not doing the stage door meant she would exit there or through the house to avoid it all together. 

Last night she came out of the stage door and looked past people asking her to sign and kept walking. The stage door was a lot of older people who I imagine don't follow her on instagram or know her position on the topic. They thought it was rude and said things like: well that wasn't nice and who does she think she is and I'll never pay money to see another show she's in again.

While I think these are extreme views and I don't agree with them...I thought it was ironic that someone who made a point to say she would not stagedoor exited the stagedoor.  Also, a few days ago a quote of hers was published within an article about rude audiences (http://nypost.com/2017/11/04/actors-say-rude-audiences-are-destroying-broadway/ which I agree with-I'm so mad they let people into the theater with noisy wrappers and drinks like it's the bloody circus). So, in the same week she's part of an article addressing audience rudeness she was kind of rude to audience members. Maintaining optimum health is a tough thing to navigate especially with an autoimmune disease. I get it, but, one of the most germ riddled, bacteria laden spaces NYC has is the subway system and she rides that.

The stage door can be a strange place and it's not for everyone, people avoid it for various reasons. I'm not judging her for not doing it. I found the contradictory nature of it comical after she announced she wouldn't be doing it.