Gillian Anderson asks superfans to stop sitting in front row at play due to distraction

Gillian Anderson has asked a group of superfans to stop sitting in the front row at her play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? because it is distracting her. The Superfans have been waiting outside the theatre after each performance, Gillian told them that she recognises them and they have been to see the play many times. Gillian laughed and said that she doesn't care if they are upset but that she cannot see them in the front row. She asked fans to be kind to the women while also requesting respect for the show.