I have doubts that this is the real reason. I'm reminded of a a time when I was a student at Carleton University where the student counsel voted to stop partic

I have doubts that this is the real reason. I'm reminded of a a time when I was a student at Carleton University where the student counsel voted to stop participating in the "Shinerama" Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser based on the fact that it was a discriminatory disease- it primarily impacts white men[0]. But in reality, that was just the best reason they could come up with rather than the real reason, which was that they wanted to try something new instead- I suspect they had a few other options in mind. And they knew the rest of the counsel was dumb enough to vote for any motion that was against discrimination. And so I propose an alternative explanation for you: this director has pissed someone off. That person went and found a reason to cancel the play. It's not about discrimination. It's not about Beckett or sexism. It's about somebody not liking Oisín Moyne. [0]https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/carleton-student-council-reinstates-cystic-fibrosis-fundraiser-1.705324 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/carleton-student-counc...