Adam Lambert appeared on 'The View' on Monday, Feb. 17, and discussed his role as the Emcee in 'Cabaret.' While there, he addressed some audience members' controversial reactions to the musical’s satirical approach.

Adam Lambert explained why he stopped the show to call out an audience member amid his tenure as the Emcee in the pre-WW2 musical Cabaret on Broadway. On Jan. 22, reports emerged that audience members were laughing at the end of the song "If You Could See Her.

Adam Lambert has recently gone viral for the way he has played a particular scene in Cabaret. He commented on this moment in the show during a recent appearance on The View.

Adam Lambert is addressing how he handles it when audiences watching him in Cabaret decide to laugh at a moment of the Broadway musical that is actually dark and not meant to be treated with levity. Lambert made headlines recently for stopping mid-show to lambaste an audience member who laughed during his musical number,

Adam Lambert made headlines earlier this month when he paused a performance of Cabaret on Broadway to chastise audience members for their behavior. Now the actor is revealing why he felt the need to speak out from the stage.