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Alec Snook May Be ‘Decomposing’ But His Comedy Is in Tiptop Shape!

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Get ready for a journey into the absurd with Alec Snook’s debut solo hour, “Decomposing, Live”. This unconventional comedy show takes you on a wild ride through short tales, outrageous storytelling, and absurdist detours. But don’t be fooled, there’s a poignant undercurrent to Snook’s humor. With sincere moments juxtaposed with surreal ones, this show is a joyous celebration of life’s general decline. Alec Snook’s “Decomposing, Live” will have you laughing, thinking, and maybe even shedding a tear. Head to Laughing Horse @ The Three Sisters in the Wee Room to catch this one-of-a-kind show before it’s gone.

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Mariah Girouard's poster for 'Good Girl' at the comedy Clubhouse

A ‘Good Girl’ You’ll Love to Hate by Mariah Girouard

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Mariah Girouard is a Barcelona-based comedian from the USA who is taking her debut solo show, Good Girl, to the Edinburgh Fringe for the first time in 2024. She won Barcelona’s Funniest FICer in 2022, was a semi-finalist on Romanian television’s Stand-Up Revolution, and won the Brighton Fringe Award for her split show with Jamie

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Comedian Iain Anderson holds microphone; comedian Michelle Ahern smiles in headshot

“If Not Us, Who? If Not Now, When?” — Michelle Ahern and Iain Anderson Talk ‘Traumedy’ by Kim Skinner

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“Comedy is tragedy plus time.” But hey, have you heard how Barcelona-based comedians, Michelle Ahern and Iain Anderson, turn their personal traumas into hilarious jokes? Michelle’s show, ‘We’ve Had a Good Run,’ shares her divorce story with a playful twist. Meanwhile, Iain’s ‘Traumedy: A Guide to Being a Fabulous Homeless Addict’ will make you laugh with his witty storytelling of addiction, homelessness, and recovery. These comedy shows don’t just entertain, they also heal and promote growth. Because who needs therapy when they can have a good laugh, right?

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