Mystic Comedy Night News

 
Events in Connecticut
New York Times
Comedy COLLINSVILLE Bridge Street Live Jon Fisch and Moody McCarthy. June 1 at 8 pm $15 and $25. Bridge Street Live, 41 Bridge Street. 41bridgestreet.com; (860) 693-9762. OLD SAYBROOK The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center Al Ernst and Lyndel ...

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Best Bets: June
Hartford Magazine
Based on Giulia Melucci's bestselling memoir, this saucy new comedy will feature live cooking onstage and leave you hungry for love. $50. TheaterWorks, 233 Pearl St., Hartford, www.theaterworkshartford.org The West Hartford Women's Chorale's spring ...

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Making a great impression
Brisbane Times
In the course of a good-natured conversation, Brolin will do his Oliver Stone (hushed, mystic), or slip into the voice of the director of his latest movie, Men in Black 3, Barry Sonnenfeld (nebbish, neurotic). Having spent a good part of his day doing ...

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Events in Connecticut
New York Times
Comedy COLLINSVILLE Bridge Street Live Paul Mecurio. May 19 at 8 pm $25 and $35. Bridge Street Live, 41 Bridge Street. (860) 693-9762; 41bridgestreet.com. RIDGEFIELD Ridgefield Playhouse Brad Garrett. May 17 at 8 pm $65. Ridgefield Playhouse, 80 East ...

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Events in Connecticut
New York Times
NEW LONDON Bean and Leaf Cafe El Sol Open Poetry Night, readings. Thursdays at 8 pm No cover. Bean and Leaf Cafe, 13 Washington Street. (860) 701-0000; bean-leaf.com. Theater EAST HADDAM Goodspeed Opera House “Mame,” musical comedy by Jerry Herman, ...

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A heavenly comedy at The Ringwald
pride source.com
Mother Superior has to deal with the increasingly hysterical behavior of Agnes (Meredith Deighton), a postulant to the order and a wanna-be mystic. She's aided in her travails by her long time, go-to girl, Sister Acacius (Lisa Jesswein), who doubles as ...


 
Did That Come Outta Me?
Huffington Post (satire)
You make your way to the old abandoned (as of a couple days ago, when you landed) movie theater, picking your way past the rotting corpses of those too thin or weak to eat/enslave, and an example of Contemporary Comedy is playing on the screen.