• Danny Lobell - Some Kind of Comedian
    Comedy Review: Danny Lobell, Some Kind of Comedian

    Danny Lobell can be fierce and subject his listeners to sharp edges...at its best, Lobell’s bluntness bursts through a racial or social taboo like a high school football team storming through a banner, political correctness being the...

    • Posted 18 days ago
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  • Tom Shillue Halfway There
    Comedy Review: Tom Shillue, Halfway There

    Tom Shillue presents monologues of childhood and family with a tone that is confident and controlled...Shillue’s tone is nearly hypnotic, the sensation of expert storytelling that is both sedating and invigorating, a rest and a wake-up call,...

    • Posted 22 days ago
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  • Brendon-Burns
    Comedy Review: Brendon Burns, Pompously Lectures Americans

    Did you know a quarter of Australia was on fire this year? It must have happened during the Superbowl. Brendon Burns thinks there is a lot Americans are unaware of. He is an emissary from the land...

    • Posted 37 days ago
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  • Trevor Moore-Drunk Texts to Myself
    Comedy Review: Trevor Moore, Drunk Texts to Myself

    Drunk Texts to Myself is an absurdly themed comedy album with a bit of musical prowess. The topics, characters and genre of song are a frenzy of unpredictable motive. Overall, many of the songs attack materialism, commercialism...

    • Posted 53 days ago
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  • Eugene Mirman - An Evening of Comedy in a Fake Laboratory
    Comedy Review: Eugene Mirman, An Evening of Comedy in a Fake Underground Laboratory

    The set has an entertainingly varied pace. He quick-wittedly answers audience questions and has a musically enhanced portion, employing a therein (Wikipedia knows), which is an odd instrument that he finds marvelously creative use for but is...

    • Posted 79 days ago
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