Comedy: A gay girl gig
Poppy Champlin presents the ‘Queer Queens of Qomedy’
Poppy Champlin has been trucking along the stand-up circuit for more than 30 years and has worked with everyone from Rosie O’Donnell and Bill Maher to Bill Hicks and Denis Leary.
Comedy: The joy of discovery
Improvapalooza turns 12
“Improvapalooza” is 12 years old — it has finally hit puberty, is wearing deodorant and sprouting hair where there was none.
Comedy: Bryan Callen’s life as a penguin
Bryan Callen launched his career in the mid-’90s as an original cast member on “MADtv.” In the years since, he has had roles in numerous TV and movie comedies, including a recurri
Comedy: Wednesday night lights
“When one show ends, another begins” would be a great motto for Wednesday night comedy shows in Louisville.
Comedy: Moderate in moderation
Two of the fastest-rising names in comedy, Louis Katz and Nate Bargatze, come to The Bard’s Town, just in time for Thanksgiving.
Comedy: The evolution of comedian Doug Benson
Doug Benson’s “The Benson Interruption” is comedy progress, and not just in format.
Comedy: Marc Maron and his implausible garage
Three years ago, Marc Maron was broke, twice divorced and thinking of quitting. Not the quitting the business — quitting life.
Comedy: Jackass sobers up
Steve-O trades in stunts for stand-up
Steve-O is no stranger to the “Why Bother?” Generation. He’s been the go-to jackass on MTV’s “Jackass” for more than a decade.
Comedy: Too soon — or perfect timing?
As an earthquake rocked Japan last March, flooding the streets and threatening nuclear power plants, Alec Sulkin, a writer for the animated TV comedy “Family Guy,” decided to share his
Comedy: ‘Boling for Comedy’ … chapter 1
Lindsay Boling is one of the fastest rising comedians in Louisville.
