In a bold move that has captured the attention of the theater community, Kecia Lewis, a celebrated star of Hell’s Kitchen, has publicly

Kecia Lewis requested an apology from Broadway icon Patti LuPone for saying the production Hell’s Kitchen was “too loud” - a remark the Tony-winning performer characterized as “bullying” and “racially microaggressive.

Tony winner Lewis called LuPone's behavior towards the predominantly Black Broadway production "racially microaggressive" and "rude"

Hell’s Kitchen” star Kecia Lewis requested an apology from Patti LuPone on Saturday, after the Broadway legend and “Agatha All Along” star called the jukebox musical “too loud.” In a six-minute video posted to Instagram on Saturday,

Lewis requested the apology in an open letter she read on social media, which also suggested alternative collaboration techniques to help "promote a culture of respect, empathy and inclusion."

LuPone was captured on video refusing to sign a fan’s ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ playbill because the show was ‘too loud’

Kecia Lewis has called out Patti LuPone for describing sound cues in her Broadway show Hell's Kitchen as "too loud". Over the weekend, the Tony Award-winning actress took to Instagram to post a five-minute-long "open letter" in which she accused the theatre legend of being "rude" and "offensive" after she allegedly requested producers make changes