Posts Tagged ‘comedy’

Fans waiting with bated breath for the premier of the sixth season of the hit FX Network show “Rescue Me” will be pleased to hear that star and co-creator Denis Leary is taking his “Rescue Me Comedy Tour” back on the road in May.

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Lewis Black is inviting fans to join him and a group of his most hilarious pals as the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Liberty of the Seas, or Ship of Fools, sets sail for the Caribbean.

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It’s no secret to viewers of Comedy Central that the network is the go-to place to see full-length shows by some of the country’s hottest comedians. Now, thanks to a partnership with House of Blues, fans will have an even better chance of catching their favorites – live.

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If you were going to see a fellow named Joel McHale at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston, but didn’t get tickets online, would this be a type of show that you could purchase the tickets at the door if they weren’t sold out?

merci in advance.

Eddie Izzard tickets are now available at Stubhub.com!

With his unique brand of wandering, digressive rants and absurdist comedy, comedian and self-described “action transvestite” Eddie Izzard has made a name for himself. Unfortunately for all his many fans out there, it means he’s doing less stand-up. But he is still often in the public eye, acting in films and eventually starring in his own television show, “The Riches.”

It’s no surprise that Eddie Izzard would make the jump to cinema sooner or later. In “Dressed to Kill,” probably one of his most popular recorded performances, he mentions that his dream as a teenager was to get into films, which led him to hanging around film studios in the first place.

He did eventually make the jump. His acting goes back as far as “Tales From the Crypt,” when he appeared in an episode of that. But though he’s had a series of small, cameo appearances, his first notable role was in 1998’s “Velvet Goldmine.” In that, he played the avaricious, smooth-talking Jerry Devine, who becomes the manager for Brian Slade, a character obviously based on David Bowie. Izzard lent a bigger-than-life air to his character, as well as an appropriate level of scheming sleaziness that sold the character.

He also played the role of Bailey, a small role in the action adventure film “The Avengers” that same year.

In 1999, he had a brief cameo role as a hitman in “Mystery Men,” which, though it wasn’t a very successful film commercially or critically, did give him exposure in a mainstream film, much the same as his role in “The Avengers” did.

Two of his best roles came in 2000 and 2001 respectively, when he starred as a ego-driven actor in “Shadow of the Vampire” and “Charlie Chaplin” in “The Cat’s Meow.” Both these films received more praise from critics than his previous roles, certainly earning him the respect needed to make audiences understand he was serious about acting, and could play dramatic roles as well.

Though he’s still acting—often in very well-known movies—there’s nothing like being able to see him perform live. Get Eddie Izzard tickets and make that a reality.

 

Is he any good? I’m looking to buy comedy tickets for a friend, and I wanted to know if he’s worth the money or if i should keep looking?

I been hearing that to go to a comedy act you have to be 18 or older someone tell me if its true or not because i got some tickets and im not sure about the age limit

she is coming to seattle in april on my fiance and my anniversary but not sure if she would be funny or just completely annoying..

hmm.would you go to her show? or have you gone before???

     Are you looking to have a night out and find the best NYC comedy clubs in New York City, New York. The big apple, New York City, boasts some of the worlds most popular comedy clubs in the country. Each night you can find the most popular comics NYC has to offer and even the comedians on tv can be found popping in unannounced. There on little site that has become very popular with people in the metro area for finding top comedians and all the best clubs in nyc. The site is comedyclubsinnyc.com.

     Comedyclubsinnyc.com despite its looks is a vaery useful and informative site. It allow you watch the funniest comedians in nyc or browse around and find NYC comedy clubs. Some of the well known clubs are New York Comedy Club, Laugh Factory, Dangerfields, Comic Strip Live and many more. Each club in unique and each one is worth exploring and learning about.

      Comedy clubs have many special events inlcluding events for prom comedy shows has been very popular over the years. All of the NYc comedy clubs require usually a small cover charge and typically a two drink minimum is a industry standard. It can add up and be quite expensive sometime. However if possible you can find deals on comedy tickets in nyc online at comedyclubsinnyc.com fromtime to time. Often there will great specials, which is always nice in these tough economic times.

     I highly recommend visiting all of the New York comedy clubs. As they say “Laughter is the best medicine” and I would have to agree with that. Laugh everyday, and enjoy every moment life has to offer.

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