ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月18日 02時02分

The musical “Miss Saigon” — a love story set during the Vietnam War — ignited fierce debate after it opened in London in 1989. An acclaimed British actor, Jonathan Pryce, who is white, wore prosthetics to alter the shape of his eyes and makeup to alter the color of his skin as he played the show’s leading man, known as the Engineer. But in the past 28 years, “Miss Saigon” has become one of the most successful hits in musical theater — as well as one of the most polarizing. Now, @misssaigonus is back on #Broadway for the first time since 2001. Its critics, who tried and failed to stop the initial production and have periodically protested it since, say it perpetuates an unwelcome view of Asians. “For me to be playing the Engineer on the biggest stage of all, it’s an honor and it’s a responsibility,” the actor @jonjonbriones said. “I truly believe that, because of ‘Miss Saigon,’ Asian actors are seen in a different light.” @jessedittmar photographed @jonjonbriones along with @gorachelleann, left, and @livevamaria, who also star in the Broadway production. Visit the link in our profile to hear from more than 20 people whose lives have been touched by #MissSaigon.

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