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What's funny in Louisville this week: Earthquake, Sarah Hyland and clowns in elevators [Comedy]
This week's happenings in the Louisville comedy scene:
Earthquake rocks Louisville, Richter scale of laughter hits 7.2...
Already immensely popular with urban audiences, mainstream audiences are now getting their chance to catch this red-hot comedian. Earthquake's charm and good nature are apparent as he delivers his straight-ahead humor.
April showers bring Damaged Goods [Theater]
Why watch improv on TV when you can watch local performers do it live? Damaged Goods will perform April Showers...Finally on Thursday.
Damaged Goods will present its improv show April Showers...Finally on April 21 at 7 p.m. inside the confines of Alley Theater. The facility is located in The Pointe at 1205 East Washington Street in Louisville.
It's Comedy Tonight! (beginning Thursday) [theater]
The weather's still gray and raining...Tax Day is looming...you haven't worn flip flops in months...and if the kids (and let's face it, your husband) don't turn off those darn video games, you're going to explode.
Well, cheer up. Because just like the crocuses in your lawn, comedians are popping up all over.
One Dam Fat anniversary celebration [Theater]
What goes great with pizza? Free improv, of course! Damaged Goods will present its show Dam fat Birthday Bash on Friday night.
One big Improvapalooza at Kentucky Center [Theater]
In improvisation, anything is to be anticipated. Who knows what could happen when Improvapalooza 11 comes to the Kentucky Center this Friday and Saturday.
Improv, radio, and variety show all in one [Theater]
Improv comedy in an old-time style radio show. The Louisville Improvisors will present The Buddy Glim Show for a one-time only performance on Friday.
"Three Married Guys": Clean comedy a success at The Improv Louisville [Downtown]
Marriage has gotten a bad wrap in the last 50 years. People everywhere joke about the ball and chain, the torture of marriage or lament about their past experiences with it. At the front of the pack are comedians. I've learned during my time in show business that there are a lot of
Whose Line stars to perform in Louisville [Theater]
Get ready for unplanned humor and participation in the form of improvers Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, who will perform on May 7 in the Brown Theatre.
Mochrie and Sherwood will perform in the Brown Theatre, located on 315 West Broadway in downtown Louisville, on May 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets for the show range in price from $35.50 to $45.50 per person and can be purchased at the Kentucky Center for the Arts website, at the box office, or by calling 502-584-7777.
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