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Gillian Anderson Explains Confrontation With “Distracting” Superfans Who Sat In Front Row Of West End Show: “We Can All See You”
Gillian Anderson has explained why she asked a group of superfans not to sit in the front row of her West End stage show, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.
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Gillian Anderson said she asked a group of superfans not to sit in the front row of her West End production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? because their presence was distracting. The actress, who is performing at London’s Soho Place Theatre, was filmed confronting the audience members after a performance. Anderson’s remarks explain the decision to move the fans to other seats to preserve the integrity of the show.
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