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Natalie Palamides has really pushed herself to new thrilling and hysterical territory with her solo show, NATE. Audiences and critics around the world (including some of the most prestigious comedy and performance festivals) agree in being awestruck with Natalie’s work here where she satirizes masculinity in such a daring way.

Also, one Amy Poehler feels similarly and, as such, will be presenting NATE to the world as a live comedy special that will tape next month, Fri. Aug. 9th, at the Los Angeles Theatre Center in DTLA. There will be two tapings, 7PM and 9:30PM, and you can (and very, very much should) RSVP for FREE tickets here.

Denver’s High Plains Comedy Festival is one of the best comedy festivals (that’ just a comedy festival rather than part of a bigger music and arts festival) that we have going in the U.S. Now in it’s 7th year, it looks to keep that way for the weekend of Thurs. Sept. 26th-Sat. Sept. 28th.

The first wave of comics announced for this year sure makes it seem like High Plains will continue on its hot streak.

Thus far, scheduled to perform:

–   Moshe Kasher
–   Kyle Kinane
–   Rhea Butcher
–   Adam Cayton-Holland
–   Baron Vaughn
–   Andrew Orvedahl
–   Ben Roy
–   Ian Karmel
–   David Gborie
–   Kate Willett
–   Chris Garcia
–   Shane Torres
–   Sean Jordan
–   Nore Davis
–   Kyle Ayers
–   Amy Miller
–   Joyelle Nicole Johnson
–   Allen Strickland Williams
–   Eric Dadourian
–   Joe Kwaczala
–   Charla Lauriston
–   Dave Stone
–   Bryan Cook
–   Maggie Maye
–   Andy Peters
–   Sammy Arechar
–   Casey Ley
–   Barbara Gray
–   Mike Carrozza
–   Adam Burke
–   Chelsea Hood
–   David Perdue
–   Zach Peterson
–   Ian Aber
–   Anwar Newton
–   Mike Turner
–   Troy Walker
–   Chris Charpentier
–   Jordan Doll
–   Mara Wiles
–   Stephen Agyei
–   Brent Gill
–   Rachel Weeks
–   Matt Monroe
–   Kevin O’Brien
–   Mallory Wallace
–   Eric Henderson
–   Nolawee Mengist

Pretty great, right? If you’re in and around Denver, CO at the end of Sept., you really ought to snag a $140 pass or get some tickets to as much of this as you can. Get more details, tickets, passes, etc. for High Plains here.

Steph Tolev and Debra DiGiovanni are two of the funniest comedians exported from Toronto to LA in recent memory. Wherever they take the stage around town, they’ve always crushed it by unapologetically being themselves on stage. 

So, this Comedy Central digital series Steph and Deb takes a cue from that and fully realize some of their best bits and stories. Get into it here.