Comedian and ‘WTF’ podcast host Marc Maron brings his brutally honest humor to City Arts Center.
Performing Arts Phil Bacharach Marc Maron with BradChad Porter and Seth Joseph 7:30 p.m. & 10 p.m. Saturday City Arts Center 3000 General Pershing Boulevard ticketstorm.com 866-966-1777 $25 in advance, $27 at door
Comedy Rod Lott
In simplest terms, producer Ted Bohus’ new-to-DVD “Hell on Earth” reads a lot like his most famous film, the new-to-Blu “The Deadly Spawn”: Most of it takes place in one house, with a family and a few invited friends menaced by an otherworldly force.
Comedy Phil Bacharach
What’s there to say about Annie Hall? It’s an American classic,
arguably Woody Allen’s finest film and perhaps one of the best romantic
comedies of all time. The fact that it served as a turning point for
Allen from full-bore comedies to more ambitious (if just as funny) stuff
can make it easy to take for granted.
Can’t we all just get along? Roman Polanski’s amusing comedy of manners, ‘Carnage,’ suggests not.
Comedy Rod Lott
Given the tumultuous and tragic nature of director/child rapist Roman
Polanski’s life, it’s no surprise he rarely touches comedy. Until the
recent “Carnage,” only 1967’s “The Fearless Vampire Killers” and 1986’s flop “Pirates” gunned for laughs.
Comedy Rod Lott
I understand 300 was a huge hit, but was it such a cultural
milestone that it deserves — by my count — three feature-length
parodies? And if it does, why not a good one? Hell, I'd settle for a mediocre one.