December 7th 2024.
Rachael Gunn, a talented breakdancer from Australia, recently took legal action to protect her intellectual property and maintain the strength and respect of her brand. Her legal team made the decision to shut down a musical that was inspired by her name, called Raygun, which was set to follow her journey to the Paris Olympics. The show was scheduled to be performed by Australian comedian and musician, Steph Broadbridge, in Sydney tonight.
In a statement, Rachael's legal and management team expressed their admiration for the hard work and dedication put into creating the musical. However, they felt it was necessary to take steps to safeguard Rachael's creative rights and the integrity of her work. This decision was not meant to diminish the contributions of others, but rather to ensure that Rachael's brand is accurately and properly represented in all future endeavors.
Steph Broadbridge took to social media this morning to announce the cancellation and assure ticket holders that refunds would be issued. She also shared that Rachael's team had expressed concerns about the potential confusion between the musical and Rachael's personal brand. Steph was quick to clarify that Rachael was not involved in the show and that she was welcome to attend as a guest.
The cancellation of Raygun the Musical may come as a disappointment to many, but Rachael's team is committed to protecting her brand and creative rights. They want to ensure that any future projects or collaborations accurately represent Rachael and her talents. In the meantime, fans can stay updated on Rachael's journey through the 9NEWS app, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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