Comedy in a cathedral isn’t blasphemous, it’s an opportunity to celebrate joy and community
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Paul Kerensa2022-02-09T10:32:00
Dr Gavin Ashenden says hosting comedy in cathedrals is blasphemous. But where is the line when it comes to allowing entertainment in sacred spaces, and in banning it, are we missing out on great communal joy? Comedian Paul Kerensa explores
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