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‘Comedians with Disabilities Act’ launch comedy tour, coming to Butte

Montana audiences will have a chance to be part of history as America’s first and only all-abilities comedy troupe tours the Treasure State as part of its upcoming documentary feature film. The Comedians with Disabilities Act, a California-based troupe, will perform on Saturday, March 21, at the

Last Best Comedy Fest hosts big names, bigger laughs

Last Best Comedy Fest hosts big names, bigger laughs

As Rich Hall recounted how his father taught him to woo the ladies like a true country boy, he settled his sights on a dimly lit crowd member with flowing blond hair. He took a seat next to them, and in a thick southern twang, began making flirtatious conversation. When

Yes, and: Get yourself over to Last Best Comedy

Since rolling into town last September, folks have been buzzing about the laughs down at Last Best Comedy. The new comedy club is the brainchild of Chicago/Los Angeles improv artists Annie and Levin O’Connor and The Bozeman Improverts’ own Molly Hannan. The trio have brought this entertainment right

The inside of a comedy show

“Inside” is a comedy special that was released on Sunday, May 30, 2021, featuring the return of Bo Burnham into the world of comedy after a five-year hiatus. Being such a widely well-received comedy special, it’s unsurprising to note that it has also been nominated for an

Monkey Business at MSU Comedy Night

At Comedy Night, both performers and students alike let loose with their best belly laughs as comedians Becky Robinson and Jon Rudnitsky performed stand-up and improv routines. Food and drinks were provided to attendees, and alcoholic beverages from local wine bar Plonk were available to purchase for those over

Lots of laughs at the Black Box with "Noises Off"

“That’s what it’s all about — doors and sardines,” Director Lloyd Dallas (played by Eric Leonard) said in frustration. A swell of laughter rose from the audience as he frantically attempted to marshal his troupe of actors performing “Nothing On,” the play-within-a-play that is the focus

Letter to the Editor

Recently, an article entitled “What Joking About Suicide Actually Means” was published in this very paper. The essential argument made within the article was that joking about suicide is hurting people by hiding a serious topic behind humor. I strongly disagree and would like you all to know why joking