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Comic Andrew Schulz accuses BAM of canceling stand-up hours after he posted Trump interview
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0:52Now PlayingComedian Andrew Schulz has accused the Brooklyn Academy of Music of pulling the plug on the taping of his scheduled stand-up special just hours after he hosted former President Donald Trump on his podcast.
The Big Apple-based comic said he had booked shows at BAM over a month ago — but learned he was no longer welcome there just a week before tickets were due to go on sale.
“Three and a half hours after the [Trump] interview, they canceled the shows,” Schulz, 40, said Wednesday on his popular podcast, “Flagrant.”
“F–k them and f–k them forever,” he said.
Schulz shared an email from BAM telling him that his November shows had been canceled — with only a vague explanation: “After some internal discussions with leadership, it was decided that BAM is not the right fit for this show at this time.”
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