The article discusses the success and significance of the musical “The Producers,” particularly its controversial portrayal of fascism through the song “Springtime for Hitler.” Actor Antolin shares insights into his daily routine and the preparation involved in performing, expressing initial concerns about the show’s provocative humor, especially in today’s politically charged climate. Despite fears about how audiences would respond, he highlights the importance of satire in combating rising right-wing ideologies, drawing parallels to global events. Antolin reflects on the normalization of hate and violence, emphasizing the joy and laughter the show brings to audiences amid widespread sadness.

