Iain Anderson’s TRAUMEDY offers a unique, must-see perspective on life as a homeless drug addict. Despite its comedic billing, the show elicits both laughter and tears through Iain’s surprising storytelling. Seven years sober, Iain’s story offers hope to those who feel stuck in their own struggles. Catch TRAUMEDY at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
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by Mariah Girouard American comedian Jamie Lerner was always obsessed with little orphan Annie, having starred in several productions of the show itself as a kid. In F*ck Tomorrow, Jamie introduces her character to the audience through an on-screen projection of her 5-year-old self singing for the camera, showing off her “star quality” from a
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A wizard, a puffling frost giant, and a sexy priest walk into a bar. Suddenly, we’re on a bizarre and hilarious journey into the mind of Stuart Kennedy who takes wacky storytelling to the next level. I’m not a big Dungeons and Dragons guy, but I am a big fan of epic fantasy, so I
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by Kim Skinner It’s noon on a suffocatingly hot and sticky Saturday in Barcelona. A smallish audience has gathered in the gratifyingly cool basement of The Comedy Clubhouse to see Fat Goose Goes Halves. Suddenly the Ski Sunday theme tune strikes up and Darren Cullen and Ewan May come barrelling into the room, boisterously shaking
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Anyone who knows Mariah Girouard personally would not call her a “good girl.” But that’s exactly what her show leads to — a series of unfortunate events that eventually bring her to the titular moment of reckoning with how the perception of who she is conflicts with who she wants to be. Mariah looks like
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