Posted AT 4:25 AM EDT on 20/06/05
Protest greets Blue Man's debut
JEN GERSON
From Monday's Globe and Mail
Toronto Months of debate and a labour board challenge all came down to an unusual theatrical opening in Toronto yesterday.On one side of the street, 300 protesters denounced the "disrespectful" antics of the Blue Man Group.
On the other side, 300 invite-only theatregoers, critics and art-scene higher-ups lined the side of the newly renovated Panasonic Theatre, waiting to see the performance.
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