Witness: Siti Nuramira was briefed to not touch on the ‘3R (race, religion and royalty) rule’ before her performance. theSun theSundaily crime court standup CrackhouseComedy
: A host at the Crackhouse Comedy Club told the Sessions Court here today that Siti Nuramira Abdullah broke the ‘3R Rule’ when she acted indecently by taking off her baju kurung and tudung during her stand-up performance at the comedy club in June last year.
“I was surprised but I also have a duty and I cannot get too surprised because the audience comes first. I was thinking I have to neutralise the situation so the show can go on,” the first prosecution witness said during the examination-in-chief by deputy public prosecutor Abdul Malik Ayob on the first day of Siti Nuramira’s trial.
“Before the show started, I reminded the audience, recordings were not allowed so people will not misuse the footage. In this video, it was not at all what we presented Crackhouse Comedy Club. Normally we tell jokes but here there is no joke. It is not stand-up comedy.
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