Comedy: Funny people
Six Louisville comedians make each other laugh -- R-rated
Friday night might prove to be the most exciting night of stand-up comedy this year.
Comedy: Eric Kimbrough is more funny than famous ... for now
The Improv will host a special event Sunday night when local comedy giant Eric Kimbrough takes the stage as emcee for the second of his “Eric Kimbrough Comedy Extravaganza” shows, which
Web Exclusive: Q&A with Eddie Griffin
Griffin comes to The Improv
Eddie Griffin is known as much for his unpredictable temperament and his big mouth as he is for being one of the most hailed comedians of his generation.
Comedy: Dane above the ruins
Dane Cook plays the KFC Yum! Center
When people describe comedians as controversial, they usually mean a brand of comedy that pushes political and social boundaries beyond the public’s comfort zone.
Comedy: Paranormal Comedy Show offers haunting laughs
Halloween show comes to Comedy Caravan
We live in a very old city — a fact that has had generations of Louisvillians passing local ghost stories beneath bated breath and nervous whispers for more than 200 years.
Web Exclusive: Q&A with Loni Love
Comedian comes to The Improv
I can hear the bizarre-o version of the Journey classic now: She’s just a city girl, born and raised in south Detroit/She took a midnight train goin’ anywhere
Comedy: Bill Bellamy, manning up
It’s hard to believe it’s been more than two decades since Bill Bellamy stood onstage at “Russell Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam” and uttered the two words that would change
Web Exclusive: Q&A with Felipe Esparza
The list of people who can say they’ve appeared on NBC’s “Last Comic Standing” is getting pretty long after eight years on the air — but the list of people who can cla
Comedy: Lavell Crawford is in the game
Chances are, you know who Lavell Crawford is, although you might not recognize his name.
Comedy: She is comic
April Macie overcomes Doo-Doo Brow
To look at April Macie, you might think she fits in more in the pages of one of those magazines you’d find underneath a 16-year-old boy’s mattress than on stage at your favorite comedy
