Leo Kearse
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When Islam meets comedy - Salman Rushdie, Crackhouse Comedy and hundreds of death threats

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August 15, 2022

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In the wake of Salman Rushdie being cancelled by an apparent Islamist attack, I look at two other recent examples of religious intolerance affecting comedy. Crackhouse Comedy Club in Kuala Lumpur was shut down following a performance at an open mic night deemed insulting to Islam, and in the UK a comedian received hundreds of death threats after professing his sexual preference on a podcast.

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