Deletion of Matt Doyle

Comment: He is ''certainly'' notable per : '''Has had significant roles or been featured multiple times in notable films, television, stage performances, and other productions''' and '''Has a large fan base or a significant "cult" following.'''  Being in the cast of Spring Awakening is certainly a significant role by any definition--this is the height of Broadway.  His singing on the Bare album qualifies him as having been featured in the arts multiple times.  And if that weren't enough, he performed at the Tonys in front of an audience of 5000 people, '''''as well as a television audience numbering in the millions.'''''  Every young actor out there is ready to kill for a role in Spring Awakening, and this is one of the actors who actually made it.  Finally, it cannot be denied that he has an immense fan base that goes beyond a "cult following."  But even if you want to reduce it to a cult following, the unprecedented cultural phenomenon of Spring Awakening, which reaches all the way down into coffee mugs and T-shirts and ringtones and tattoos, certainly qualifies as an ever-expanding "cult," in which every single player is immediately awarded cult status.  In fact, we should be ''expanding'' the number of articles relating to Spring Awakening, not cutting them back.  All of the participants should have their own articles, there should be articles for the national tour, each of the key songs, all of the major characters, the Grammy-award winning album, etc., etc., etc
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