Olympics Last Supper controversy, explained The skit in question took place toward the end of the four-hour opening ceremony, which wound throughout Paris on the Seine river.

Contra. Recreations of “Last Supper” are not uncommon and have not often been met with the same kind of backlash as what followed the Olympic opening ceremony.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Saturday blasted the opening ceremonies of the Olympics for mocking the Last Supper with a recreation that featured performers in drag. “Last night’s mockery of ...

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker slammed the apparent 2024 Paris Olympics’ drag queen recreation of the "Last Supper" as “crazy” — as French religious officials denounced it as a ...

She called the performance, which many believed to be a recreation of the Last Supper, “disgusting.” 10 Candace Cameron Bure speaks in a Sunday Instagram video.

Title: Recreation of the Last Supper Image by Matthew | in art & design, 2d, painting. User rating. No ratings have been submitted. Inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper.

Image | United Church of Canada Last Supper reimagined. Caption: The 'disciples' in the photograph come from various walks of life, including members of the Black, Indigenous and 2SLGBTQ+ communities.

Multiple far-right politicians spoke out against the event and, more specifically, a skit featuring drag queens in what seemed to be a recreation of Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" painting.