William Parfitt disputes cancellation, questions 'too raunchy' reasoning
1 Oct 30 1:24 PM · 13d ago · 5 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Lead performer William Parfitt responded publicly, saying the group received only vague explanation from the venue and neither the venue nor council notified him directly. He posted on Instagram questioning the decision and inviting people to judge the show's content themselves.
“Sorry Swansea, unfortunately they have pulled the pin on our show in Wales, unfortunately we will not be performing on Friday night in Swansea because apparently our show is too raunchy.”
William ParfittWilliam Parfitt Lead performer, Magic Men AustraliaSwansea Council Event venue authorityMagic Men Australia Male strip show touring group
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first by The Mirror, 13d ago · also Swansea Bay News, Wales Online, The Independent, BBC
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- Magic Mike-style strip show axed by Swansea Council, and the star says he was told it was too raunchy Swansea Bay News · 13d ago
- Welsh city stops Magic Mike-inspired strip show performing amid fears 'it's too raunchy' Wales Online · 13d ago
- Council axed Magic Mike-style show over concerns it was ‘too raunchy’, says performer The Independent · 13d ago
- Magic Mike-style strip show cancelled for being 'too raunchy' BBC · 13d ago
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