Richard Gadd, the creator of 'Baby Reindeer', received a warm reception during his live performance of 'White Rabbit Red Rabbit' despite facing a substantial £92 million lawsuit from Fiona Harvey, the real-life inspiration for the show's stalker character. Harvey's legal team has accused Netflix of defamation, emotional distress, and negligence, claiming that the portrayal of her character in the Netflix series misrepresents the original play's narrative. While the play stated it was 'based on a true story', the series claims to be 'a true story', leading to significant legal differences, particularly regarding the character's criminal history. Harvey is demanding $170 million from Netflix, and the streaming giant is currently seeking to have the case dismissed ahead of a trial set for May. Gadd's recent performance sold out, drawing fans eager to see the actor behind the acclaimed Netflix series. The ongoing legal battle underscores the complexities of adapting real-life experiences into fictional narratives.