An upcoming high school production of 'Jesus Christ Superstar' has ripped a North Carolina town apart, with critics blasting it for peddling a so-called LGBTQ+ agenda.
for its production and, according to students, there were never any complaints despite the musical’s dark content.an opera that demands a wide range of vocal abilities, is a modern rendition of the story of Jesus’ last week before his crucifixion that incorporates rock songs to serve as allegories for the current social climate. Multiple productions around the world have utilized nonbinary casting.
“CATA mom here,” a parent posted in the chapter’s private Facebook group, according to screenshots provided to The Daily Beast by another person in the group. “I’ve been quiet long enough. I’m struggling with this new logo and this year’s play featuring a ‘gender inclusive’ cast of Jesus Christ Superstar. WHY? I’ve emailed… my concerns. If you feel led, please do so too.
On Sept. 27, CATA principal Kevin Beals sent a letter to staff members reminding them that the use of pronouns in emails and any classroom “displays” of support for marginalized communities were banned. He continued: “We have been told that the inclusion and use of pronouns in staff email signatures and classrooms is not permissible, and that they should be removed from [district]-owned accounts.”
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