“There seems to be a lot of fans out there that are clamouring to hear this repertoire. Comments we often hear at our shows are to the effect of ‘I never thought I’d hear this music played live.'”
Has Neil Hamburger’s time passed? Or is a dose of ’90s anti-comedy just what the world needs right now?
She’s been called “a musical version of Amy Schumer” and “an X-rated female Weird Al!” But what does Shirley Gnome eat on the road?
A review of a comedy special featuring excerpts from a West Coast tour, including Vancouver.
Feb. 16 at the Centre in Vancouver for Performing Arts. Plus: Bob Saget. Review and photos by Christine Redmond.
Plus: Maria Bamford, Reggie Watts, Tig Notaro and more. Feb 7-17 2013.
Plus: win two tickets to the opening night gala Feb 16!
The festival returns at a new time of year and with some topnotch comedy talent – but no David Hasselhoff.
Woody Allen strikes again – only this time it’s not too painful at all.
We’re not even two months into 2011, yet it’s hard to imagine worse movies than these five turkeys.
I Kandy and Rick Valliant open for Neil Hamburger.
March 19 2010. Mike Herle review
