None of us here have this problem, 25 different Macs tested it yesterday, so this is a local issue on your Mac.
Try resetting Keynote to see if it clears a corruption.
complete all of the following steps in the order listed:
1. ensure you have a current backup of all your user files saved to a separate drive
2. close all applications
3. uninstall Keynote; for this procedure to work, an application removal tool must be used, App Delete has a free trial and works for this procedure. It can be downloaded from the developer’s website here: App Delete
4. empty the Trash (Finder > Empty Trash)
5. restart the Mac (Apple Menu > Restart) Immediately after the Apple bong sound, press the shift key on the keyboard, release shift when the Apple icon appears. Start up will take longer than usual as the Mac is performing a software repair of the start up drive.
6. After the Mac is fully powered up, restart the Mac normally: Apple Menu > Restart
7. reinstall Keynote from the Mac App Store in the Applications folder
8. Restart the Mac again