Kecia Lewis is offended again — Page 3

rg7759 said: "Before you all say how wrong and incoherent I am, let's not pretend this thread isn't turning racist and maga. Luckily with the events of the last 24 hours no one cares anymore aboutthis topic."

You are just playing the race card. Girl, shut up.

rg7759, get a life. You’re not better than anyone.

Updated On: 12/15/25 at 11:16 PM

ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "Waiting to post the clip until the end of Lewis's run is indeed a classy move."

Period. She posted on her closing performance and I can understand how that might feel weird because they are peers. What doesn’t surprise me is the amount of anti-blackness and audacity that pounces out of the vulture’s mouths on this board.


Some of you could not wait to discredit this Black woman for her accomplishments. It’s hilarious at this point and so expected. You forget moments like this for a Kecia in this industry come few and far between. Her feelings are valid. Her approach may not be the classiest. But you all trying to erase her greatness completely = typical racism. And you’ll come up with 525,600 reasons why it’s not.

Its just like trump yesterday or will Smith, they just had to make it about themself when they could have chosen to simply wait.the only thing about race is Patty's fans responses. I wasn't talking about patty. I dont want to hear period like you all are so sure you're right, the timing was in extremely poor taste, period

uncageg said: "Oh please. Her cast mates posted congratulations on her closing day. So is that wrong? They were all congratulatory posts on her run and some people just want to twist it around.

There is no "anti-blackness" here. (And for the record, I am black). It is all about Ms. Lewis'attitude, not her color. Again, stop trying to make it something it isn't. It's getting really tired."

You can be Black and anti-Black, my dear. Yikes if you thought that was a clap-back. Ms. Lewis was on Broadway stages well before many of you were born. She’s entitled to feel how she feels about the ending of her long Broadway run. A milestone in her career.


You obvious don’t understand optics. It is not customary or respectful to post an audition tape or cover of a role on the closing of a peers run. It’s kinda weird. Again Kecia didn’t have to handle it publicly, though the video was public. She’s entitled to her feelings even if this thread tries to paint her as a monster.


Of course her cast members posted. But Jeanette wasn’t in the cast…

The fact that so many people have provided rational and well-articulated responses to the crazy race-card playing of resident troll Ensemble&%$@# (of course) and this jg person gives me hope for humanity.

Is this the person who was damning people in salt or whatever in the previous Kecia thread?

If Kecia was so offended, why didn't she reach out to Jeanette to tell her?

Oh, yeah...that wouldn't have gotten the all-important online attention. Not to mention showing some integrity.

blug said: "Is this the person who was damning people in salt or whatever in the previous Kecia thread?

If Kecia was so offended, why didn't she reach out to Jeanette to tell her?

Oh, yeah...that wouldn't have gotten the all-important online attention. Not to mention showing some integrity."

Can you read? I’ve said multiple times Kecia could’ve handled this a classier way, but her feelings are valid. There I said it again.

Ke3 said: "Patti did that to herself lol. The 'story' would've gone away on its own if not for her interview but just like Kecia she's painfully insecure and always needs the last word."

On the one hand, this is true. Patti should have known better and dropped the issue. On the other hand, if you made a relatively minor request and sent flowers as a thank you, and then you were called a racist bully in response...can you honestly say that would bring out your best tendencies and behavior?

I actually think Kecia Lewis is a drama queen. When Lupone asked for the volume to be lowered, she was not being racist. I have heard of Lupone being accused of a lit of things, but never racism.

While watching dramas, I have heard music from adjoining theatres in the past, and they were from not musicals that blared like HK. I actually wore ear plugs during part of Act 2 to muffle the volume a little, since it had given me a headache. I can imagine that that would be distracing for an actor, particularly in the case of the Shubert / Booth, where the stages essentially back each other,

I think she has gotten a little full of herself.

Jarethan said: "I actually think Kecia Lewis is a drama queen. When Lupone asked for the volume to be lowered, she was not being racist. I have heard of Lupone being accused of a lit of things, but never racism.

While watching dramas, I have heard music from adjoining theatres in the past, and they were from not musicals that blared like HK. I actually wore ear plugs during part ofAct 2 to muffle the volume a little, since it had given me a headache. I can imagine that that would be distracing for an actor, particularly in the case of the Shubert / Booth, where the stages essentially back each other,

I think she has gotten a little full of herself."

I think both of them were/are being drama queens. I think they they were/are respectively wrong. But Patti's problems are all about ego and entitlement (not white privelege; diva privilege, perhaps), not racism. Nor do I think anyone here criticizing Kecia is being racist. But that a couple of posters would lob attacks was pretty predictable. None of it is worth anyone getting seriously upset about (I don't think most people are).

Jeannette Bayardelle’s response was simple, classy and effective. Lewis can kiss goodbye whatever good will came her way in the wake of the LuPone fallout.