Tag Archives: comedy

A late night talk show hosted by America’s most depressed author, a musical spoof and a clown-centric variety hour are some of the bright comedy highlights at this year’s Fringe.

An exciting avant-garde performance piece and an interesting reinterpretation of a modern classic are both making their West Coast debuts at this year's Fringe.

Comedy isn’t easy, as two sketch shows playing at this year’s Hollywood Fringe clearly demonstrate.

Being a writer isn't just what I do, but who I am.

The Classic Theatre finishes off its 2014-15 season with a well-mounted production of Christopher Durang's Tony-winning comedy.

Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman’s durable Tony-winner shows it’s still got the stuff in the Woodlawn's glittering revival.

The raunchy comedy about a special men's support group gets a well-produced revival under the auspices of AtticRep.

Relationships in all their many guises are explored in this quartet of humorous sketches.

In cinematically convincing atmosphere, the great Hungarian playwright's century-old tale of artfully exaggerated personalities, screwy events, and the heights and depths of human nature takes on a timeless quality.

The Woodlawn's staging is first-rate, but the show could stand to be a lot creepier and kookier.