Overview
- Casán intensified her criticism in fresh TV interviews, saying she is “cognitively” better than Blum and urging her colleague to stop talking about the production.
- Blum says she only shared a brief idea about the first act’s pacing as a professional suggestion and she stresses that she does not seek attention through scandal.
- Casán’s account centers on a dressing-room visit after a performance, where she says Blum offered unsolicited notes as she was finishing a shower.
- Casán replied that she never asked for feedback and pointed to director Nelson Valente’s role, while Blum had posted a smiling photo from the dressing room that Casán called “the photo of hypocrisy.”
- The dispute remains a media storyline with no sign of reconciliation, focusing attention on boundaries in theater work and how private exchanges can spill into public controversy.