INTERVIEW: Christine Lahti on the performance tonight at The American Foundation For Equal Rights & Broadway Impact Pres

The video discusses the importance of eliminating prejudice and hatred, particularly in the context of gay marriage, emphasizing that love should be celebrated. It also covers the experience of working with various actors and the impact of reaching audiences who may need to reconsider their prejudices.

What is the main argument against prejudice and hatred presented in the first section?

• They are necessary for societal order.

• They are beneficial for personal growth.

• They are not sustainable in a court of law.

• They are legally justified.

According to the first section, how should society view gay marriage?

• As a temporary trend.

• As a controversial topic.

• As a threat to traditional marriage.

• As a non-issue that should be celebrated.

What was the speaker's experience working with the actors?

• It was a familiar and routine experience.

• It was intimidating and unpleasant.

• It was disappointing and unproductive.

• It was a mix of nervousness and excitement.

What is the intended impact of the play according to the final section?

• To reinforce existing prejudices.

• To promote traditional marriage values.

• To challenge and change perspectives on marriage equality.

• To entertain the audience.

What does the speaker hope viewers will reconsider after watching the play?

• Their inherited prejudices.

• Their favorite actors.

• Their career choices.

• Their political affiliations.