Ok, so I completely disagree with the protesters and find their actions deplorable, and like most Trump protesters, I think they are disgraces to the human race.
HOWEVER, I think there's something kind of fascinating and strangely fitting about this happening here. I mean, this is the free, "for the people" theatre. Eustis is clearly a proponent of this idea of theatre being a public political forum - I mean for God's sake, he literally staged the funeral scene as if the audience were disrupting the show, just like these patrons did. This incident almost harkens back to the old days of Shakespeare, when the audience shouted and responded to what was happening on the stage. I don't know, as infuriating as it is, I think there's something strangely beautiful about it.