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Line Up Comedy
Events like this will always be a little raw and rough around the edges, but it will be rewarding to watch this group test their material over the course of their run – developing what works and discarding what doesn’t.
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Cool Cat
“I’m trying to be cool. I’ve been trying since 1988 to be cool, but apparently staging an all-cat musical of the hit TV show All Saints with the neighbourhood cats is not cool."
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Gina Yashere
“I’ll start my world domination from there, and it will trickle to everywhere else."
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Evin Donohoe: Game Changer!
Whether you know a little or a lot about American politics, Donohoe’s “Game Changer” delivers on laughs and insight.
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Paul McDermott: Paul Sings
It is a welcome contrast, and McDermott’s ability to effectively pull it off is a testament to his versatility as an entertainer.
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The Axis of Awesome: Cry Yourself a River
Axis of Awesome have nailed mimicking and performing genres, but there is still some work to be done to make what they do more innovative.
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Cinema Fiasco: Night Of The Lepus
As bad as this film is, Wallis and McLeod redeem it with their acerbic wit. Together, they talk over the film, calling attention to its many faults, exchanging zingers, and expressing disbelief at the sheer badness of the film.
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Chopper: Don’t End Up On His List
In the end, he offers the audience a moral: don’t end up on someone else’s shitlist. It’s advice we would all do well to heed, lest we someday, somehow end up on Chopper’s list.
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