When does heckling cross the line into sexual harassment?
Stand-up comic Jen Grant went public about an incident in which an audience member at a corporate gig made what she describes as "rapey" cat-calls. Three female stand-up comics reflect on their experiences with aggressive male hecklers and unwanted sexual comments.
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Comic Jen Grant has gone public about an incident in which an audience member at a corporate gig made what she describes at "menacing" and "rapey" cat-calls. The man has been suspended from his job. Three female stand-up comics reflect on their experiences with aggressive male hecklers and unwanted sexual comments - and the pressure they feel from their employers to let the behaviour slide. A panel discussion featuring comics Jen Grant, Christina Walkinshaw, and Kathleen McGee.
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