The “Brave” singer told Page Six her “Girls5eva” co-star is “deeply, deeply inspirational.” Philipps was arrested at an abortion rights protest last month.
“Her activism is one of her superpowers,” the “Brave” singer, 42, told Page Six exclusively at the Broadway opening of “Into the Woods” Sunday night. “I mean, she’s an extraordinarily intelligent, enterprising person in all kinds of ways and obviously a super-talented actress and writer. But her activism is deeply, deeply inspirational to me.”Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v.
“She puts her money where her mouth is,” the Grammy winner continued. “She is working really hard in front of the camera and behind the camera, spending a lot of time and energy and resources on trying to really help right some extraordinary wrongs.”In addition to Girls5eva, Bareilles is currently starring as the Baker’s Wife in the revival of “Into the Woods” by Stephen Sondheim, whose songs sometimes move her to tears.
“I think that’s what’s kind of nice about this production, too, is that there’s no trying to hide from what this is about,” she explained. “If we’re not here to try to deliver healing and to be healed ourselves, then we’re in the wrong f–king building, you know what I mean?”
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