Information published about the show by London Palladium included further warnings of ‘imitation blood’ and ‘some violence’
Fan Gerald Dixon told The Sun: “What next? A warning that the hit musical includes catchy tunes?

“This nonsense is enough to make anyone utter the Lord’s name in vain.”

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    Nonsense!? I found Jesus Christ Superstar to be quite theologically sound. My Catholic grandmother agrees.

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      The random person on the street that a paper interviewed said that the content warnings were nonsense, not that a warning says that the show is nonsense.

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        A warning saying the show is nonsense would be reasonable. In my opinion, religion, or anything else that requires belief in something despite contradictory evidence is, by definition, nonsense.

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          The show is pretty blatant in the stance that Jesus was just a normal (non-magical, not a god) human philosopher who was a little mentally unwell, and how he started to believe the tall tales that other people were telling about him.

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          Do you think that Jesus Christ Superstar is an evangelical piece or something?

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