Friday, May 18, 2012

Skyline photo by Andy Snow

Heywood Holds A Hootenanny

Heywood Banks

An article outlining the creative genius of Heywood Banks and his upcoming shows at Wiley’s Comedy Niteclub.

Queer As Funny

Queer Queens Of Qomedy

An interview with Poppy Champlin, ringleader and creator of the Queer Queens of Qomedy.

“So A Dyslexic Walks Into A Bra…”

Open Mic 01

A story about the local comedy scene and also a glimpse at the upcoming Comedy Contest at Wiley’s Comedy Niteclub.

Droopy Drew Donisi: El Dago Diablo

Droopy Drew 4-20-10

“Droopy” Drew Discusses Donnie Baker, Motor Boatin’ And Fun Hailing from the deep south (somewhere around the Franklin, Ohio area), “Droopy” Drew Donisi takes the stage brandishing a guitar to play his own originally warped southern rock tinged tunes. Drew’s approach to comedy is open, engaging the audience with his sincere bouts of storytelling interspersed… (continue…)

The Dichotomy Of Comedy

Mark Fradl

Mark Fradl Brings Clever Comedy To Wiley’s             Throughout the history of mankind, smiling, laughter and humor have become noted as an integral part of our genetic makeup, as evidenced in the rudimentary, usually obscene, hieroglyphs of the Egyptians, the crudely drawn doggerel of the Greeks and Romans and on through to the laborious treatises… (continue…)

The Aug Man Cometh

Stained Glass Auggie

Auggie Smith and the Subtle Dangers of Censorship There are comedians who carpet bomb the audience in the statistical hope that most of their hurled bon mots and humorous bits land on target with an explosion and not a fizzle. Auggie Smith does not succumb to this temptation, instead relying on his rapid-fire delivery, spewed… (continue…)