Tickets are $10-$30 with a two item minimum and you can (and should) get them here.
The rest of our listings for comedy shows/events as well as open mics are embedded at www.thecomedybureau.com.
Pick Up Dylan Brody’s “Dylan Goes Electric: Live At The Throckmorton”
Along with the great myriad of comedy releases that you should get in on this week, Dylan Brody’s Dylan Goes Electric: Live at the Throckmorton should be added to your list.
This latest album of Brody’s came out this past Tues. and has been our favorite of his the comedian and storyteller’s discography thus far. When Bob Dylan went electric (we’re assuming that’s what Brody is referencing with his album title; our apologies if he’s not) all those decades ago, there was a divide that came between his fans. This particular Dylan and this record definitely doesn’t have that problem as Brody’s ornate storytelling are injected, in this record, with a great playfulness.
Get Dylan Goes Electric: Live at the Throckmorton from Rooftop Comedy here.
Dylan Brody Went More Through Than Most To Get His Diploma
Humorist, storyteller, and purveyor of fine words Dylan Brody put this wonderful tale online of how getting a diploma for him was much more complicated than just completing your school’s general requirements or being asked to teach/mentor there several years later.
Pick Up Latest Comedy Albums from Dylan Brody and Brendon Burns Off of Stand-Up Records
Stand Up! Records has just put out two albums worthy of your ears from humorist Dylan Brody and one of Britain’s best comedians in Aussie Brendon Burns.
Dylan Brody’s Writ Large brings a collection of stories brought to the stage in the fullest potential of the English language, and an incredibly clever triptych of improv as a nod to recording at UCB, going from moments of life’s funny, absurd moments to enlightened reflections that come from said moments (and back again).
Brendon Burns’ Pompously Lectures Americans is Burns doing a more traditional hour of stand-up, though mad, and hilarious so, at the fact that Americans were unaware of big parts of Australia being on fire.
Pick up both now and enjoy running an entire gamut of comedy.