For comedian tweeters, life isn’t all about Sochi. There are hipsters and booze too.
It’s the Olympics, and excitement is in the air! Well, at least for one comedian. For everyone else, life goes on as normal.
Super Bowl, Philip Seymour Hoffman, science and more in six comedy tweets
TGIM, or whatever. If the idea of starting another workweek is getting you down, why not start it off easy with some comedy tweets from local comedians?
Journalist Faraone on his ‘under the radar’ run for governor in November: ‘Whatever’
Among the news and information gleanable Thursday at the premiere of Member’s Lounge With Ken Reid: Journalist Chris Faraone is still or again considering a run for governor.
Six tweets tackling DJs, self-esteem issues, the good book and hinty songs on radio
Twitter is a simple medium, so let’s not complicate it by trying to impose a theme. Here’s some funny to end the week or start the next one.
Member’s Lounge will be a 21st century comedy salon, or maybe just be weird
Ken Reid thinks the local comedy scene isn’t weird enough, and he’s doing something about it. Thursday, in fact, with a show called The Member’s Lounge.
Best-tweet prize goes to no one; honorable mention goes to these six local comedians
With awards season upon us, comedians’ thoughts turn naturally to pop culture. Here are some of those recent thoughts that could be summed up in 140 characters or less.
Six tweets in which our local comedians try to make us think, explore big issues
White privilege. Presidential etiquette. Science. Math. And lots of food. Hash out your issues with these area comedians.
Six new years-ish tweets to tide you over until you can get out to a comedy club
What have local comedians been up to this week? Resolving things. Wondering about the Swiss. The usual.
‘Hamlet’s Last Stand’ adds the standup comedy Shakespeare forgot (and Tony V)
“Hamlet” has been around since about 1603, and on Jan. 4 it’s finally time for “Hamlet’s Last Stand.”
Just in time for Christmas, there’s a song for that special person you hate so much
If you’re gritting your teeth through what you see as the relentless, forced cheer of the holiday season, Niki Luparelli has the song for you: “Why Don’t You Go F*&% Yourself This Christmas?”
