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  How will they do Supernatural the musical?
context: So - will any theater be allowed? How about Broadway productions? 
  Will Halloween be allowed? 
  How is it okay for the government to decide what citizens should wear/do? >
  
  Yes to all of them, but stage productions can't have cross-gender casting anymore. Men are no longer allowed to play female parts and vice versa. Same with Halloween. Boys are no longer allowed to dress up as female characters and same thing for girls. >
  
  No more productions of Peter Pan anytime soon. >
  
  Well, really, why were they casting young boys as Wendy Darling anyways? >
  
  I mostly remember Peter being played by Cathy Rigby. She did the broadway version and the live toured version. >
  
  Also, Sandy Duncan. She was Peter on Broadway for ages! >
  
  Philistines, every last one of em lol >
  
  somebody needs to use these laws to sue to stop those toddlers in tiaras type beauty pageants, where they sexualize little kids. >
  
  Ironically enough this new law would classify child beauty pageants as a bannable drag performance. They're defining drag as anything that emphasizes a masculine or feminine body, which covers a shit ton of things that are nowhere near being actual drag. >
  
  You already know conservatives will blame liberals when strip clubs shut down because of their own laws. >
  
  I want someone to exercise/test one of these stupid laws with literally any movie (or any stage production) that has an actor in clothing that doesn't "match their gender". Seriously - "Mrs. Doubtfire" or "Medea" are okay, but "Drag Story Hour" isn't?
  These idiots need to find a real problem to focus on. >
  
  The thing is many HIGH SCHOOL theater productions require girls to play male parts simply because fewer boys participate. These bills would outlaw such productions. >
  
  What about private same gender schools? Are they no longer allowed to do school plays?