Comedy Club Teaches Comics To Turn Funny Business Into A Serious Career
One of the oldest comedy clubs in Philadelphia does more than just tickle your funny bone.
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One of the oldest comedy clubs in Philadelphia does more than just tickle your funny bone.
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Adam Sandler, who also produced (which should tip you off immediately to the probable level of quality) stars as twins in this PG-rated gimmick comedy.
Proponents of sports betting in the Garden State are wasting no time in working on their goal, now that voters have given them the green light to proceed.
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Cirque du Soleil performers are hard at work on their latest show to visit Philadelphia.
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Like its predecessors, this is another lowbrow, raunchy, scatological Cannabis comedy with a playful premise, diversity-celebrating casting, and more break-the-fourth-wall gags than you can count.
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The choreographer and the composer for Ballet X dance company visited the Andrew Jackson school looking for inspiration for the next production.
