Comedy: Five important questions with Project Improv
Project Improv, Louisville’s only long-form improv troupe, is gathering up current and former members for an after-Christmas Holiday Show at Zanzabar.
Comedy: Black with a vengeance
Lewis Black might be one of the most recognizable faces in comedy these days, whether for roles in movies like “Accepted” or “Man of the Year,” or his recurring appearances
Comedy: Dave Attell — On the wagon yet still on the edge
Dave Attell is hard to like but easy enjoy. His brash, lecherous sense of humor has made him one of the most respected comedians of his generation.
Comedy: If Butchertown can be hip, why not Irish Hill?
Louisville Improvisors present the Irish Hill Improv Fest
This was Chris Anger’s basic philosophy when his Louisville Improvisors put together the first Irish Hill Improv Festival last year: It seemed a grave injustice for one of Louisville’s
Comedy: It’s time for May in July
Ralphie May discusses fatherhood, duty and monster balls
Fun City Pizza tossed up a slice of life back in the day
Former co-owner returns to bring the laughs
Artist and gallery owner Julius Friedman swears he has no recollection of the moment.
Zipper Lips rides again
Neil Hamburger is perhaps the most unnatural man in American comedy
(N.B. Watch a video of writer Paul Curry discussing his interview with Neil Hamburger.)
Comedy: Hal Sparks wrote the book of love
Kentucky native returns for some comedy on Valentine’s weekend
When I surveyed my friends to see if they knew who Hal Sparks was, I got myriad responses, which probably speaks to how busy this guy keeps himself these days:
