“West Side Story” is standing by its star Amar Ramasar, despite protesters at the show demanding he gets the boot. A rep for the show has issued a fiery statement saying, “The ‘West Side ...

“Why You Should Boo Amar Ramasar in the ‘West Side Story’ Revival.” “Many people are wondering, ‘if he’s working still, he must not have done anything wrong.’ No. The District ...

Amar Ramasar's behavior at City Ballet was vile - yet West Side Story chose to hire him anyway. Just because the production is not legally obligated to fire him doesn't eliminate their moral ...

“Hey hey, ho ho, Ramasar has got to go,” they chanted, as they have on several other nights outside the show, referring to Amar Ramasar, a “West Side Story” cast member who was ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Protesters have sought to remove Amar Ramasar from the ... opening of the Broadway revival of “West Side Story,” a small contingent of ...

There have been street protests outside the buzzy new production of “West Side Story” because cast member Amar Ramasar is currently being sued for allegedly participating in lewd texts that ...

As protests continue against the new Broadway revival of “West Side Story,” the show’s producers ... chastising the casting of Amar Ramasar, who plays Bernardo in the high-tech production.

Ivo van Hove’s Broadway revival of “West Side Story,” a risky reinvention ... The reason for the protests: The casting of Amar Ramasar as Bernardo. Ramasar, a principal dancer with New ...

Over the weekend, according to Waterbury’s Instagram, approximately 40 people showed up at the Broadway Theatre to protest the latest production of West Side Story, carrying signs with messages ...