Kathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
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
