Security and Celebrity Culture in Comedy

This chapter explores the alarming onstage attack of a comedian at the Hollywood Bowl, addressing the implications for comedian safety and security at public events. The discussion highlights the impact of social media on celebrity culture, the increasing incivility in audience behavior, and the potential for a shift in comedic expression. Additionally, it delves into the evolving security measures needed to protect performers in a changing landscape of public interaction and fame.

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