Comedy
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BenDeLaCreme is not your typical drag queen
RuPaul's Drag Race season six star lights up The Birchmere with his version of Dante's Inferno
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“Queen of Mean” Lisa Lampanelli returns to DC on April 8
Lampanelli -- who is never mean for the sake of it -- comes to the Lincoln Theatre
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Haters Roast: The Shady Tour comes to the Warner
The Warner Theatre hosts an assortment of RuPaul's finest (and bitchiest) Drag Racers
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The Naked Magicians return for two very naked, magical shows
The Naked Magicians are are the full monty of the magic world
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Lane Moore’s Tinder Live! at Lincoln Theatre
Lane Moore's comic routine focuses on the crazy world of online dating, specifically via Tinder
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Stephanie Miller’s Sexy Liberal Comedy Tour comes to DC
Miller performs alongside real-life best friends and "Afro-Saxons" Frances and Angela
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Michael Ian Black at Arlington Cinema N’ Drafthouse
Comic actor and writer returns to the DC area
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“Cheeky” edits to McDonald’s holiday cup design go viral
We are a sick, sick world. Or perhaps we just have a sick sense of humor. McDonald’s holiday-themed coffee cups became the brunt of a...
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Spotlight: Second City’s Black Side of the Moon
Opens Saturday, Nov. 12, at Woolly Mammoth
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Paying Tribute to Joan Rivers: Kennedy Center “District of Comedy Festival”
The Kennedy Center kicks off its comedy festival by honoring one of the craft's greatest -- and funniest -- legends
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Naked and Magical: The Naked Magic Show at Lincoln Theatre
Two Aussies offer up a magic show that’s as hilariously rude as it is inevitably nude
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Mad About Paul: Paul Reiser at The Howard Theatre
Paul Reiser, who became a household name on Mad About You, returns to his stand-up roots
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Transcending Comedy: Julia Scotti
Julia Scotti found renewed interest in comedy after coming out as transgender
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Super-Sized Comedy: Bruce Vilanch
Bruce Vilanch and Judy Gold team up for an evening of comedy and Hollywood secrets
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Fame Fatale: Suzanne Westenhoefer
Suzanne Westenhoefer paved the way for the latest generation of female comics to be fully out in their careers
