Breakdancer Rachael Gunn’s legal team has shut down a Raygun-inspired musical ahead of it Sydney premiere
The creator of Raygun: The Musician, comedian Steph Broadbridge confirmed on social media that the show has been canceled by the lawyers, adding “we’ll be back soon and add a new story to the whole arc.”
“They were worried that I would hurt his brand, which I would never do,” he said videos are shared as Instagram.
Gunn. at universities from the study of culture PhD with a lecturer, and viral In August, at the Paris Olympics, she made an inappropriate move, which did not receive a point from the judges and led to Robin being kicked out of the ring stage.
He informed her leisure from play last month due to scrutiny, saying that the continuing struggle “seems to me to make the matter very difficult”.
Through negativity they were also positive. Singer Adele described Gunn’s performance as that “grace that happened at the Olympics” during a concert at the Munich Games.
Raygun: The Music was released as a “parody of scouting” for the tour breaker at the Olympics, with songs including You’re a B-Girl But You’ll Always Be My Girl, I’m Breaking and I’d Win But I’d Pull a Muscle.
The show, which debuted at the Kinselas in Sydney’s Oxford Street on Saturday, donated all proceeds to the Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre.
Broadbridge said a $10 refund would be issued to all ticket holders who booked to attend the event, with theaters showing the show on the last day.
“They were very concerned that people might think Rachel Gunn was associated with musicians,” he said in his video, which has garnered thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
“I want to make sure everyone is not part of the show. It is very pleasant to come; I would love to see her.”
Broadbridge said B-Girl’s legal team trained her not to do the prejudicial dance because Gunn “owned” her.
“He worried me — I mean, it’s an Olympic dance,” he said.
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“How could I do that without any formal breach training?
“Somehow, to alleviate the concerns of Raygun advocates, I will change the name of the character to Raygun with an I. So I hope that fixes everyone’s concerns.
In a statement, Gunn’s legal team and management said it is committed to protecting its intellectual property and ensuring its brand remains strong and respected.
“Although we have immense respect for the credible work and effort that went into the development of the show, there are necessary steps to protect the rights of the creator and the integrity of his work,” they said.
“This action is not intended to diminish the contributions of others, but rather to adequately express and protect his brand in all future endeavors.”
They confirmed that the technical application for the “Raygun” was actually examined and anticipated that it would soon be officially announced.
“The use of the ‘Raygun’ comedian name without approval has caused confusion in the public, potentially leading them to believe that ‘Raygun the Musical’ has been approved or approved,” they said.
“This misuse of intellectual property not only misleads, but also jeopardizes Rachel’s other commercial ventures that rely on the integrity of her brand.”