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Entry to Felix Redka's stand-up show in Lviv was blocked to hold a conversation with the comedian. This was reported on social networks by military serviceman Ihor Sholtys and by Felix Redka himself.
Ihor Sholtys wrote in his Threads that veterans, active servicemen, and concerned patriotic youth attended Felix Redka's stand-up show in Lviv.
- Today (this evening 2 November. - Auto.) we visited Felix Redka's stand-up show in Lviv (yes, he decided to do it after all, but in another location), in order to obtain answers to a list of questions… A question is anything relating to his remarks in defense of the Bulgakov monument, accusations against the 'linguists' (as he called defenders of the Ukrainian language), and so on, - Ihor Sholtys said.
According to the serviceman, their group blocked the entrance to the concert hall, after which Felix came out to them and to his audience.
- After lengthy verbal skirmishes between us, a constructive conversation took place, as a result of which Redka agreed that part of his jokes (and other public statements) might be perceived ambiguously and could be offensive to basic Ukrainian values, - Ihor Sholtys wrote.
The serviceman added that the entrance was unblocked after the parties found a “civilized compromise.”
Felix Redka himself published a video on his Telegram channel of the beginning and end of the conversation. In them, fans of the comedian can be heard saying they have no questions for him. Redka said that everything ended with a handshake, although he does not support such conversations.
- Thank you very much for not stepping on us, - joked Felix Redka during the conversation, to which he received an ironic reply: “Not today.”
In mid-October Felix Redka had most of his concerts in Ukraine canceled, eight concerts from 13 as part of his tour
The first concert of Felix Redka was canceled in Lviv, after which the comedian addressed the mayor Andriy Sadovyi with the words “you smell like the Soviet Union.” The stand-up comedian emphasized that he donates to the Ukrainian army, and his father serves in the Armed Forces.
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