Per usual, The New York Comedy Festival is stacked as evidenced by Conan O’Brien being a part of it and announcing the headlining line-up (and trying to double up on a “farewell”) in this video here.
The NY Comedy Festival runs from 11/7-11/12 this year and you can get more details and tickets here.
Given this moment in history, comedy will play a crucial, fascinating role in the weeks, months, and years to come in both speaking truth to power and also assuaging fear.
Much of stand-up comedy leans left and had plenty to say about Trump through this election cycle and will have plenty to say coming up.
In fact, Wyatt Cenac made his latest set at his show Night Train, which were his musings on Trump winning while they were still fresh and raw, into a whole album called One Angry Night in November.
On top of being the first comedy album about the election to come out, it’s 16 minutes and change long and free.
So, without further adieu, get One Angry Night in November here.