Uncle Steve's Comedy Extravaganza
Philosophy

Uncle Steve's Comedy Extravaganza


My Fellow Comedists,

Got a show coming up this Wednesday evening at Gettysburg College, 8-10 p.m. at the Junction. Along with Karen Land from the theater department, we've been teaching two students in an independent study course this semester on writing and performing stand-up comedy. Their final exam is in the shape of a show that I am MCing. Along with our sets will be three professional comics. Drink Till We're Funny's T. Brad Hudson will headline, and the features will be Ayanna Dookie, fresh off an appearance at the DC Improv, and the winner of the 2009 Baltimore funniest person, Dorian Gray.

The show is free and should be an absolute blast, so if you are in the area, come on out and see us.




- Classroom Comebacks
My Fellow Comedists, Every Friday, I teach philosophy at a local middle school. Yesterday, we were talking about determinism. After the explanation was over and it was clear every understood the question, I asked whether they had free will. One student...

- The Feast Of Saint Steve
My Fellow Comedists, This week we see the feast day of Saint Steve. Steve Martin will be 63 years old. Born in Southern California, he was an actor and magician before heading to San Francisco in the late 60s to start his stand-up career working small...

- The Feast Of Saint Miltie
My Fellow Comedists, This week we celebrate the feast of Saint Miltie on what would have been Milton Berle's 101st birthday. He had one of the longest and most influential careers in 20th century comedy. Beginning as a child actor in silent films,...

- Is Comedy Like Music?
Friends, This weekend we have a theological questions for all you thoughtful Comedists. I was listening to an interview with Ron White and the interviewer framed the question in terms of the Allman Brothers, whom White and the interviewer were both fans...

- Looking Back At The Year 0
Brothers, Sisters, and Transgendered Comedists Everywhere, So the year Comedism went worldwide is coming to a close. We will designate it year 0, the year between B.C. (before Comedism) and H. E. (humorous era). What were there funniest parts of 0? My...



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