Tag Archives: comedy

Hilariously funny encounters in the personal shopping mall of a fictional Barbra Streisand cloak a tragic neediness.

A familiar story of a dysfunctional family’s holiday is given welcome depth courtesy of some nicely-realized characters.

The Coen Brothers’ latest, about a struggling folk musician in early 1960s Greenwich Village, is a chilly and exquisitely crafted mood piece.

At 76, this comedic legend is as good as ever.

This thoroughly enjoyable farce picks up where Noël Coward left off, but with a female character in charge.

"The lady of the house speaking." The complete misadventures of Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced "bouquet") are now packaged in one box for American audiences.

Things go very wrong when a medium brings back the spirit of a man's dead wife.

It isn't every day that a local play, about local people and local issues, comes along that is as funny or more so than the best-heralded comedy from the West

One of the most popular works by the outrageous playwright Charles Ludlam receives a first-class production in Burbank.

Titus' new comedy more introspective.