Wow......

 

if this doesn't get more attention in the news I'll be surprised.

 

Who would let their kid participate in this stupid play?

 

This can't be real.

 

I would.

 

me to.

 

that was fudgin awesome! seriously I just fudgin, shat my pants thanks to that little son of a b playing scarface!

 

Well, several Shakepseare plays do not have non violent plot lines or finishes, but I do question the wisdom of glamourizing a character from a ultra violent drug film.

 

the bolded is the key to what you said, and the key to all of this. its a character. a fictional character. If these kids have parents with half a brain, they will know that, and are taught to understand the difference between real and fictional.

 

Exactly. Kids are way more resilient than they get credit for. Its amazing what good parents can offset.

 

You are saying "kids"...right?

Barney the Dinosaur, Power Rangers, coked up machine gun wielding psychotic narcotrafficante killer..

Hmm, which one does not belong on that list?

(BTW Sick, any interest in taking the Panthers over in the Mock draft thread?)

 

Barney?

 

So...it's a given this was in Jersey right?

 

barney was a coke head.

 

I seriously doubt most parents even realize what their kids know nowadays... I don't think this is a huge deal because it's a play. It's based off fiction. If any of these kids start selling drugs and what not, I doubt this play would have had much to do with it... Sometimes I think people need to make excuses for kids being idiots... video games, music, and movies seem to be at the top of the list.

 

I never did notice him eating anything.

 

This would be better if it was Shaft....just sayin

 

only because you hate latinos......

 

A Pulp Fiction play would pwn all. I would pay real money to see the re-enactment of the "gimp" scene.

 

I don't think a Chico and the Man play would have the same impact Lucky.

 

So the story behind this whole thing is its not actuallu a real play. It was a play held on a closed set of a movie directed by an actual movie director put on for actors by their kids.