Tag: comedy

As the title itself suggests, “How to be Single” follows the story of a handful of women trying to lead proactive single lives in New…

Second chances don’t come around often, but when they do, you have to grab life by the chimichangas and cut its freakin’ head off with…

The Coen brothers are “Barton Finking” it up again with “Hail, Caesar!” — a screwball comedy about the massive studio system of Hollywood’s heyday. But…

The Drexel Football Comedy Improv Team performed their winter show Jan. 29 at 8:00 p.m. Although the show typically follows a fixed format, the team…

Comedian Adam Lowitt visited the Bossone Research Center’s Mitchell Auditorium Nov.17 for an evening of standup followed by a question-and-answer session. Lowitt is best known…

Fred Siegel is a Professor of English at Drexel and Assistant Director of the First-Year Writing Program. But his professional pursuits do not come in…

Hi Jerry (can I call you Jerry?), College student here. You’ve been taking a lot of heat recently and I’d like add a dose of…

In “Hector and the Search for Happiness,” a psychiatrist (Simon Pegg) by the name of Hector realizes that he is simply going through the motions…

In my opinion there are two different types of audiences for comedies: those who like Seth Rogen movies, and those who like Zac Efron movies.…

Comedian Rob Delaney performed at a sold-out Trocadero Theatre March 28. Hundreds flocked to the storied venue to see one of the funniest people on…