Comedian Paul Currie brings High Court libel claim against Soho Theatre after blazing antisemitism row
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A London theatre, Soho Theatre, is facing a lawsuit from comedian Paul Currie, who received a lifetime ban after an incident involving a Palestinian flag during his performance. The clash occurred when Currie got into a heated exchange with a Jewish audience member, who allegedly faced intimidation and verbal abuse. With the theatre denying any tolerance for antisemitism or intimidation, they have commenced an investigation into the event and are consulting with relevant organizations. Currie disputes the severity of the accusations against him and claims he was unaware of the audience member's background during the incident.
The incident involved a comedian who, during his show at Soho Theatre, faced backlash after unveiling a Palestinian flag, culminating in a confrontation with a Jewish audience member and subsequent lifetime ban.
Following a clash with a Jewish audience member after displaying a Palestinian flag, comedian Paul Currie is suing Soho Theatre for calling him antisemitic, claiming mischaracterization.
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