The left’s weird obsession with accused killer Luigi Mangione is sickening and it just got much worse.
A theater in San Francisco has announced the production of a ‘musical comedy’ about the alleged murderer called “Luigi the Musical.”
These people hate Trump and Republicans with the heat of a thousand suns, but they squeal like fangirls over someone who allegedly shot an innocent man in the back, killing him in cold blood.
Newsmax reports:
‘Luigi: The Musical’ to Debut in San Francisco This Summer
A musical-comedy based on alleged murderer Luigi Mangione is set to debut in San Francisco this summer, KRON4 out of San Francisco first reported.
“Luigi the Musical” is being sold as a “story of love, murder and hash browns” according to the press release and will open June 4 at the Taylor Street Theater.
Last week, Mangione pleaded not guilty to federal murder charges in the execution-style assassination of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson. Prosecutors formally declared their intent to seek the death penalty if convicted.
The performance is said to feature other well-known recently incarcerated figures such as accused sex trafficker Sean “Diddy” Combs and convicted crypto-bundler Sam Bankman-Fried. The show is being marketed as a “wildly irreverent, razor-sharp comedy that imagines the true story of Luigi Mangione, the alleged corporate assassin turned accidental folk hero.”
What is wrong with these people?
Accused cold-bIooded kiIIer Luigi Mangione to be portrayed as ‘accidental folk hero’ in sick new musical in San Francisco pic.twitter.com/IVHW4r1nNA
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According to the Post Millennial, the show is already sold out:
Created by Nova Bradford, Arielle Johnson, André Margatini and Caleb Zeringue, the show is already sold out. The character of Mangione, per Johnson, “is dead serious about his thoughts and goals. There’s something campy about the whole ‘good guy with a gun’ premise.”
Bradford, who is also serving as the director of the project, said “One of the central ideas that we wanted to explore with this musical is this tendency for us to project meaning onto these types of figures.”
Does anyone on the left have any idea how this makes them look? Do they even care?
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