Sentence examples for comedy outpost from inspiring English sources
Friday Night Experience "An eccentric, high-adrenaline, new variety show," it says here, at indie comedy outpost the Invisible Dot in King's Cross, London.
As is often the case in comedy, finding this latest Upright Citizens Brigade outpost (in addition to its longtime home on West 26th Street in Chelsea and a second club in Los Angeles) was a matter of timing.
The most irreverent comic on the bill was Chris Warren, who comes from a "military background" and owns his own comedy club in the north-western outpost of Spokane, Washington.
"How will they know?" Almost like a warm-up act, a team of Republican comedians rolled into New York on Thursday, beginning a two-week stand at the Laugh Factory, an outpost of the 25-year-old comedy shrine in Los Angeles that recently opened near Times Square.
The BBC has its own W1A outpost, broadcasting shows live from Potterow and presenting mixed-bill comedy shows.
Over the last 17 years she has made a name for herself in Hollywood as a production designer; she brought urban high gloss to Cameron Crowe's "Vanilla Sky" and converted an abandoned Arizona copper mine into an outpost in the Iraqi desert for David O. Russell's dark comedy "Three Kings".
It must have seemed as remote and inaccessible as any outpost of the wild west – until the producers of an unlikely TV comedy came to call.
Insurgents entered the outpost.
Comedy, comedy and more comedy.
Now the Public Theater's summer outpost has deputized the "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" team of Michael Friedman (music and lyrics) and Alex Timbers (adaptation and direction) to musicalize this even more obscure comedy.
