I don't think the lisp thing is a low blow at all. I'm fine with people having a lisp--I know many homos who do--but where I run into trouble with it, and especially with Drew, is when the lisp distracts from their performance. I honestly couldn't get past it and I don't think that's me being ignorant, it's just honesty. If you have a lisp or speech impediment and can't control it then you aren't meant for the Broadway stage until you can control it, plain and simple. There were so many times when I was watching the show that I just put my head in my hands after he said a line. Maybe I'm overreacting, but it was VERY pronounced the night I went.
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