BWW Polls: In Cases Where There is Community Objection to the Content of a Show, Such as ROCKY HORROR in Georgia, What Action Should Be Taken?

As BroadwayWorld reported earlier, A Georgia production of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, playing at Carrollton Cultural Arts Center was shut down by local political leaders for being overly offensive and too risque. After the town's mayor was shown a video of the show in rehearsal, officials decided that an R-rated farce was not suitable for a city-owned venue, and the production was stopped. CLICK HERE to read the full story and watch a video of the fiasco.

This is not the first time community unrest over the content of a show has compelled community leaders to interfere with the run of a production.  

So we've decided to ask you - the fans - what you think.  When a show creates controversery, what action should be taken?

Visit the latest BWW Poll HERE to cast your vote by Friday, September 15, 2011 at 11:59pm when the poll closes!

In the meantime, don't forget to have your say on this week's poll, Which New Musical of the 2011-2012 Season are You Most Excited Fot, by clicking HERE before mindnight tonight when the poll closes.