Tag Archives: stand-up comedy

Jessica Holmes: Always After A Laugh

by on March 16, 2016 in Arts, Books, Film & Television, Interviews, Television, Theater

For some performers, they know immediately which area of performance they want to hone in on: film, theatre, or chasing after thousands of hits on Youtube. For Canadian actress, comedian, writer, and life coach Jessica Holmes, she knew she wanted to experience all of them.

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The Pete Holmes Show is back!

by on February 27, 2014 in Film & Television, Reviews, Television

The Pete Holmes Show came back at the beginning of this week to start it’s 13 week run, after being renewed following it’s 6-week test this fall. The show airs on Monday-Thursday at 12am on TBS, following Conan. While it hasn’t enjoyed high ratings, that does not fully represent the quality of the show. In […]

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The Hudsucker @ The Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Part Two

by on August 19, 2013 in Arts, Humor, Travel

Each year, the Scottish capitol of Edinburgh is host to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe; also known as the World’s largest art and comedy festival. Over the next week, The Hudsucker’s Drew Bryce will take you on a tour of some of the biggest acts, and some of the places you have to go see. Also, […]

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Aziz Ansari: Buried Alive

by on July 9, 2012 in Film & Television, Reviews

Last month I caught the first of two sold-out Aziz Ansari shows in Atlanta. Following Louis C.K.’s model, Ansari recently began self-distributing his Dangerously Delicious comedy special for $5 a download. For his current Buried Alive tour, Ansari performed over an hour of new material including an encore. While hisIntimate Moments for a Sensual Evening and Dangerously Delicious tours and comedy specials were […]

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