Slam Frank's Blatantly Anti-Semitic IG Post — Page 3

this thread is obscene. an offensive post (and im fine debating the merits of that accusation) has yielded vile attempts to *blame Jews for not speaking up in sufficient numbers against Trump* when there is NO religious group more loudly against the regime, when Jews have been the VICTIMS of Trump supporters' violence, when you would NEVER demand Black Americans more loudly condemn Trump because of all the high profile African American supporters he has.

what Slam Frank posted was distasteful and borderline bigoted, but reactions in this thread are just straight up bigotry, textbook. and as usual, when antisemitism comes from the left, its often via people too clueless to even register how hateful they are.

PipingHotPiccolo said: "this thread is obscene. an offensive post (and im fine debating the merits of that accusation) has yielded vile attempts to *blame Jews for not speaking up in sufficient numbers against Trump* when there is NO religious group more loudly against the regime, when Jews have been the VICTIMS of Trump supporters' violence, when you would NEVER demand Black Americans more loudly condemn Trump because of all the high profile African American supporters he has.

what Slam Frank posted was distasteful and borderline bigoted, but reactions in this thread are just straight up bigotry, textbook. and as usual, when antisemitism comes from the left, its often via people too clueless to even register how hateful they are."

Yasher Koach.

VernonGersch said: "WHO is responsible for writing that post? Katie the PR person orAndrew Fox and Joel Sinensky? I want them to NEVER work again, ever. I want some accountability here. "

Andrew Fox says he is solely responsible.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DST4WEKgGVT/

The PR girl in the comments of the Instagram post "thanking people" for standing up for her... BABE, that is NOT how you do that job!!! Just apologize and move on!

The creator's joke of an "apology", blaming people for catching the post, then gassing up their supporters in the comments instead of putting forward any actual change...

Then all good will this show had has been lost with my. Andrew (creator) and Katie (PR)... I hope you're both reading this! Because NYC isn't going to forget this! I'm in no way Jewish and this joke of an apology is actually making me more angry for this situation.

Updated On: 12/16/25 at 04:31 AM

Choosing to shift the blame to those who caused damage by resharing screenshots versus taking personal responsibility says everything you need to know about Andrew Fox and this show, also Katie Rosin Green is a crazy person and her client list shows the third tier shows she has worked on...I mean bragging about getting "Brooklyn" from twenty years ago to Broadway and it being your only Broadway PR credit is BANANAS

VernonGersch said: "msmp said: "I teach about the Holocaust for a living, and in my years of doing that I have seen alotof misguided attempts at satire, to the point where I thought nothing left on earth could shock me.

This managed to do it. Absolute despicable to use the visuals they did in a marketing stunt, let alone the text they added to it."

WHO is responsible for writing that post? Katie the PR person orAndrew Fox and Joel Sinensky? I want them to NEVER work again, ever. I want some accountability here."

the post was distasteful, the comments here somehow blaming Jews for the fascists running the country were beyond offensive

but andrew fox's apology--the one i see now, dont know what else was said--is a full blown acceptance of responsibility. im not sure what more one could ask for?

This is why marketing yourself off of being snarky and controversial is always a danger. This is clearly meant to be mocking the way people who are pro-Palestine talk about the October 7th attacks and it's like....what would make you think anybody who cares about Israel-Palestine wants to be marketed to in this way? What would make one think Israel-Palestine is a smart basis for a marketing post at all? Leaving aside the utter insensitivity of it, in trying to be controversial the tone simply comes off confused. It leaves open too many interpretations to even be effective marketing. All in service of selling tickets to your crappy show.

I know everyone is taught in their communications classes that they should try and connect with the audience but people would do well to remember that they are running businesses not simply posting from their personal account to people who understand their tone.

Thank you for saying this, as it's exactly how I felt seeing this ad. I'd never heard of this show and have no idea what it is, so you'd think I'd be someone they'd be trying to pull in as a member of a new audience. But I wouldn't even have known that post was an ad for something if I hadn't seen it in the context of this conversation. I can't even figure out whether it's distasteful, offensive, anti-Semitic or whatever, because I don't get it. It seems to be made for people who already understand the show and its tone. So more than anything, it's just bad marketing.

EmceeHammer said: "Agreed This thread and the whole situation is depressing. Those that choose polarization over progress, that act in bad faith rather than try to understand, that jump to whatever conclusion confirms their agenda… stop it. Get right with your own beliefs and spare us the reactionary discourse.

There is a lot of evil in the world. Anti-semtism exists. Extremism of all types exists. Musical theater creators doing a bad post and then taking it down is not that.

I’m seeing this show tonight, and I can’t wait. If you’re going to put a controversial hot take out I o the world, might as well make it a musical comedy.
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A musical theatre creator posting something "bad" that is "bad" because it is anti-Semitic and harmful doesn't make it NOT anti semitic or harmful because a musical theatre creator is the one who posted it.

Charley Kringas Inc said: "It does make me laugh that all of this is happening at the same time as Book of Mormon becomingone of the top ten longest-running shows, given the oversized influenceSouth Park has had in reintroducing casual antisemitism to new audiences."

South Park creator Matt Stone is Jewish, and the show has always, ALWAYS made it clear that it's portrayal of antisemitic characters is satirical. Portrayal of antisemitism is not endorsement of antisemitism.

The Distinctive Baritone said: "The Instagram post in question was definitely really, really dumb and in very poor taste, but it did lead me to the rest of the Slam Frank Instagram account, which I have to admit is pretty brilliant satire. I wrote my PhD dissertation on satire, have performed The Diary of Anne Frank professionally, and have relatives that died in the Holocaust, so believe me when I say that based on the show's Instagram account at least, Andrew Fox is a really intelligent, funny guy...who took it too far. He did apologize, however. Clearly that is not going to be enough for some people though."

But he didn't apologize. First, he got defensive and said people basically weren't able to get the joke. Then he decided to apologize by blaming all of us for sharing screen caps. While he and his PR team go thru the comments and ❤️ anyone who says that those of us upset are freaks and nut jobs.



if that's an apology, I must have never seen one before

Kad said: "I pulled up the original Reddit post in which it was shared by the person who recorded it, and you can see their Reddit posting history. It does seem to date back several months but the person doesntprovide a lot of context for the call.


Although NY is a one-party consent state when it comes to recording phone conversations in most situations, I think still think this is pretty icky, particularly when the greatest crime Fox seems to have committed is… being egotistical and having poor judgement?"

Thanks for posting this. I think Slam Frank has done way more harm than good, but it's hard to take anyone seriously who calls it Zionist propaganda. Zionist is not a slur. It basically has always meant Jew. For thousands of years.

A little bit from the original post still comes up at the moment in a Google search.



I did see the post before it was pulled and she described a little bit about how he came to call her, but I don't remember the details.