All posts tagged "comedy"
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Fall Arts Preview 2022: Above & Beyond
Comedy, Readings, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Magic, Tastings, Tours, Drag Queens, Etc.
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Editor’s Pick: WIT’s “Improvapalooza 2022”
It’s been three years since Washington Improv Theater last staged “Improvapalooza,” its annual five-day festival. The event offers a mix of tried-and-true favorites and one-of-a-kind...
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Marga Gomez Promises a ‘Spanking’ Good Time
The irrepressible Marga Gomez is headed back to the DMV, and she's bringing her 'Spanking Machine' with her.
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L M Feldman Unearths Queer Roots with ‘Thrive, or What You Will’
"We have everything from prop plants to people as plants, because that's how I roll," says playwright Feldman.
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Kramers Celebrates Pride Month All June
Kramers in Dupont Circle has a host of readings, comedy, and events slated to help celebrate Pride month.
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Editor’s Pick: A Pride-filled June at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
Crazy Aunt Helen's is serving up a smorgasbord of Pride-month entertainment, with LGBTQ-identified drag performers, comedians, and actors.
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Editor’s Pick: Dixie Longate At The Birchmere
Longate comes to The Birchmere on Thursday to perform her new show 'Cherry Bombs and Bottle Rockets.'
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Editor’s Pick: Chelsea Handler On Tour
Chelsea Handler's "Vaccinated and Horny Tour" comes to the Warner Theatre on Friday, June 3.
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BenDeLaCrème Gets Deep About Love And Marriage
BenDeLaCrème skewers bachelorettes, Bridezillas, and marriage in her new comedy tour, "Ready to be Committed."
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Randy Rainbow On His Life, Amazing Career, And Grandmother
Randy Rainbow never dreamed that the life he wished for would come true. Until it suddenly did.
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Dolly Parton Appears In The Final Season Of ‘Grace & Frankie’
Seven years after it debuted as one of Netflix's earliest original comedies, 'Grace & Frankie' is coming to an end.
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Editor’s Pick: Yes Homo! Comedy Celebrates LGBTQ Comics
Yes HOmO! Comedy is a local collective focused on presenting LGBTQ performers, providing them a safe space to "tell their best jokes."
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Editor’s Pick: Hannah Gadsby – ‘Body Of Work’ At The KenCen
Art criticism is generally about as far from stand-up comedy as it gets, and any comic with the notion that the two endeavors could be...
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TV Review: Jerrod Carmichael’s Rothaniel Is A Boldly Queer Affirmation
Jerrod Carmichael's HBO Max comedy special Rothaniel is a frank, funny masterpiece in the imperfect art of coming out onstage.
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Paris Sashay believes in the “healing” power of comedy — now more than ever
Increasingly regarded as a stand-up standout, Paris Sashay is a D.C. native who puts the “L/B” in LGBTQ.
