curiouscomedytheater:

The Curious Comedy improvised musical ensemble - Pipes - is back! If you haven’t seen Pipes perform yet, then you have been missing out on one of Portland’s most amazing improvised shows. Inspired by a suggestion from the audience, this ensemble of seasoned improv professionals will create an entirely improvised musical comedy right before your very eyes - from the story to the lyrics to music - all made up on the spot just for you. Featuring Bri Pruett, Stacey Hallal, Jenn Hunter, Nathan Loveless, Katie Michels, Sam De Roest and Bill McKinley. Doors 7:30, Show at 8:00. $12 in advance, $15 at the door.

Hey all you Portland, OR, peeps. This show is amazing. You should go see it. Tomorrow night I will be in the opening improv set for this show. I can’t say enough about how amazing this show is.

curiouscomedytheater:

The Curious Comedy improvised musical ensemble - Pipes - is back! If you haven’t seen Pipes perform yet, then you have been missing out on one of Portland’s most amazing improvised shows. Inspired by a suggestion from the audience, this ensemble of seasoned improv professionals will create an entirely improvised musical comedy right before your very eyes - from the story to the lyrics to music - all made up on the spot just for you. Featuring Bri Pruett, Stacey Hallal, Jenn Hunter, Nathan Loveless, Katie Michels, Sam De Roest and Bill McKinley. Doors 7:30, Show at 8:00. $12 in advance, $15 at the door.

Hey all you Portland, OR, peeps. This show is amazing. You should go see it. Tomorrow night I will be in the opening improv set for this show. I can’t say enough about how amazing this show is.

modernprimate:

(via Modern Primate | man, that’s deep)

Is reblogging this a sign that I get what Louis CK is talking about or a sign that I AM what Louis CK is talking about?

modernprimate:

(via Modern Primate | man, that’s deep)

Is reblogging this a sign that I get what Louis CK is talking about or a sign that I AM what Louis CK is talking about?

huffpostcomedy:


I have a joke about how people don’t talk about mental illness the way they do other regular illnesses. “Well, apparently Jeff has cancer. Uh, I have cancer. We all have cancer. You go to chemotherapy you get it taken care of, am I right? You get back to work.” Or: “I was dating this chick, and three months in, she tells me that she wears glasses, and she’s been wearing contact lenses all this time. She needs help seeing. I was like, listen, I’m not into all that Western medicine shit. If you want to see, then work at it. Figure out how not to be so myopic. You know?”

Stand-up Comedy and Mental Illness: A Conversation with Maria Bamford | Slate

huffpostcomedy:

I have a joke about how people don’t talk about mental illness the way they do other regular illnesses. “Well, apparently Jeff has cancer. Uh, I have cancer. We all have cancer. You go to chemotherapy you get it taken care of, am I right? You get back to work.” Or: “I was dating this chick, and three months in, she tells me that she wears glasses, and she’s been wearing contact lenses all this time. She needs help seeing. I was like, listen, I’m not into all that Western medicine shit. If you want to see, then work at it. Figure out how not to be so myopic. You know?”

Stand-up Comedy and Mental Illness: A Conversation with Maria Bamford | Slate

explore-blog:

Maurice Sendak teaches Stephen Colbert how to draw a pole. Sendak’s drawing (left), true to his signature wit, depicts a Polish woman holding a pole.

explore-blog:

Maurice Sendak teaches Stephen Colbert how to draw a pole. Sendak’s drawing (left), true to his signature wit, depicts a Polish woman holding a pole.

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bensiemon:

The Game of Thrones!

bensiemon:

The Game of Thrones!

collegehumor:

Jimmy Fallon’s Audition Tape For SNL

Spoiler Alert, guys: he got the job.


Lorne: Okay Jimmy. We want to hire you. We really liked your nervous energy. Never lose that. EVER.

(Source: College Humor, via kermit-the-blog)

lorrainecink:

This is by far the stupidest song I have ever written.

Look for the Frogman image cameo.

(Source: mcnamee, via piecomic)

gregrutter:

The process that goes into making something seem so effortlessly funny is pretty fascinating. Somehow this article manages to avoid the old convention of killing a joke by looking at how it works. Found it very insightful.

Great article.