John Mulaney postpones Minneapolis shows after ICE shooting

John Mulaney postponed three Minneapolis shows after an ICE officer fatally shot a local woman during a protest, saying he did not feel comfortable asking people to gather while the situation felt unsafe. The shows were rescheduled for April 10–12 and refunds can be requested through the point of purchase.

Comedian John Mulaney postponed three shows in Minneapolis that had been scheduled for early January. The decision followed the shooting of a local woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, which prompted large demonstrations in the city. Mulaney said he did not feel comfortable asking thousands of people to gather while conditions felt unsafe. Known details: - Mulaney postponed shows that were initially scheduled for Jan. 9–11 and announced the dates would be moved to April 10–12, with tickets to be honored on those new dates. - Authorities reported that an ICE officer shot and killed Renee Nicole Good during a protest on Jan. 7, and the incident has drawn large public demonstrations. - Mulaney posted that his decision was based on safety concerns about asking audiences to leave their homes, attend a venue, and return home amid unrest. - Reporting notes that federal immigration agents had carried out a surge of enforcement activity in Minneapolis in the days before the shooting. Summary: Mulaney’s postponement removes the performances from the immediate calendar while the city continues to respond to the shooting and related demonstrations. The shows have been rescheduled for April 10–12 and ticket or refund questions are being handled through the point of purchase. Undetermined at this time.