Jerry Sadowitz
- Stand-up comedian and magician
Press clippings Page 5
Let's give these woke comedy hypocrites a taste of their own medicine
Threats to free speech are far more damaging and offensive than any joke Jerry Sadowitz could tell.
Michael Deacon, The Telegraph, 16th August 2022Jerry Sadowitz is too good to cancel
He may be a monster, but at least he's talented.
Andrew Doyle, Unherd, 16th August 2022Policing comedy is no way to fix society
The banning of an 'offensive' Edinburgh Fringe performer shows that free speech is losing out to liberal consensus.
Sarah Ditum, The Times, 16th August 2022Was cancelling Jerry Sadowitz's Fringe show justified?
For context: I have never seen Jerry Sadowitz's penis.
Shona Craven, The National (Scotland), 16th August 2022Opinion: Jerry Sadowitz and being cancelled
This could run and run. And in the process Sadowitz has become entangled in the latest round of culture wars.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 15th August 2022"I was at the Jerry Sadowitz show... The Pleasance are just making **** up..."
As an addendum to the blog I posted earlier today about the Jerry Sadowiz/Pleasance venue contretemps at the Edinburgh Fringe... My eagle-eyed, eternally-un-named friend has spotted a Tweet posted yesterday.
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 15th August 2022Should Edinburgh Fringe have cancelled Jerry Sadowitz?
Controversial comedian's show pulled from world's largest arts festival over 'not acceptable' material.
The Week, 15th August 2022Should Jerry Sadowitz have been cancelled?
The stand-up's show was shut down at the Fringe after complaints. I'd still rather see him than most other, more morally digestible acts, says Dominic Maxwell.
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 15th August 2022Why did the Edinburgh Fringe cancel Jerry Sadowitz?
I suppose it was inevitable that cancel culture would eventually catch up with Jerry Sadowitz.
Tom Slater, The Spectator, 15th August 2022Jerry Sadowitz often pushes boundaries, but that's exactly the point
The comedian offers one of the purest forms of risqué comedy out there.
Linda Marric, The Jewish Chronicle, 15th August 2022