Jerry Seinfeld Slams Manhattan Comedy Club Owner For Deserting Beleaguered NYC

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Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticLive comedy, or dead? Sides were drawn this week in the debate over the future of stand-up, with a longtime Manhattan comedy club co-owner pretty much writing an obituary for New York City and its cultural nightlife, which in turn got him called “a putz” by Jerry Seinfeld.And while traditional comedy venues won’t be taking reservations anytime soon – Caroline’s owner Caroline Hirsh told Deadline that comedy clubs like hers will likely take their cues

Jerry Seinfeld passionately defended his beloved New York City and shared some harsh opinions after a Manhattan comedy club owner claimed on social media that the city was “completely dead” and it would never be able to “bounce back,” because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the shut down of the city.The famous comedian didn’t necessarily name his target but referred to a post written on LinkedIn by the local New York comedy club owner James Altucher, stating he would be relocating his

Jerry Seinfeld is pissed. On Monday, the New York Times published an op-ed from the comedian in which he offered a scathing rebuke to a recent piece penned byJames Altucher, who argued New York City is "dead" due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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an opinion piece for the New York Times on Monday, calling the club owner a “putz” and urging him to “shut up.”What drew Seinfeld’s ire was a viral LinkedIn post in which Altucher, who owns the popular comedy club Stand Up NY, declared that the big apple is “dead forever” due to the demise of the city’s business opportunities, culture and food at the hands of the coronavirus pandemic.“The last thing we need in the thick of so many challenges is some putz on LinkedIn wailing and whimpering,

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