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Pete Star Isa Briones Scolding “disrespectful” fans who attended her Broadway show.
“Hey hey hey! Again, Broadway is not the circus,” Briones, 27, wrote on her Instagram Stories on Saturday, May 2. “Don’t yell whatever you want at the performers. Shouting ‘When are you going to finish your charts’ before I sing ‘Sorry Now’ is really disrespectful to the performers on stage and the rest of the audience.”
She continued, “You all make me angry. Love and light, please remember you are occupying a shared space and looking at art.”
Briones currently stars in Connie Francis In Broadway production of just in timea musical about a legendary singer Bobby Darling. (Gracie Lawrence Original role, later replaced Sarah Hyland before Briones took over. )
“It was so much fun. I was really having the time of my life,” said Briones, who made her Broadway debut in Hadestown In 2024, tell rolling stones last month. “Theatre makes me so happy and I love taking a break from television and Pete Do something that feels so different and so joyful. “
She continued, “I love theater people. It’s my favorite place. I grew up around theater people my whole life, and it’s the best, best community in the world.”
exist PeteBriones Plays resident doctor Trinity Santos. Throughout season two, she balances treating patients with trying to find time to complete medical charts, which may hinder her studies. and just in timeBriones stars as the “Pretty Little Baby” singer.
“I can’t spoil the show for people who haven’t seen it yet because it’s based on real life. (Connie’s) has a very brief part in the show, but you can see the growth over the years,” she told Rolling Stone. “From her being a little kid trying to make music to becoming the superstar she was, it all happened in 20 minutes.”
According to Briones, she “caught the suddenness” of the show.
“She was on top of the world in the public eye, but she was going through such sad things in her personal life,” she said. “She couldn’t be with Bobby, and she had a semi-abusive father who said, ‘You have to work your ass off.'”
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Briones further admitted timely Audiences watch her character “travel through grief” in Who’s Sorry Now?
“Right before she was to perform, her father opened fire in the dressing room. It was a very painful moment, but she had to perform with a smile,” the actress explained. “It’s something I can relate to right now in this weird time. I’ve had amazing success that I never dreamed of. And, I’m going through my own thing, but I’m going to show it in my sadness.”