Sentence examples for comedy spectacles from inspiring English sources
Jonathan King, now 67, has discarded his trademark baseball cap and comedy spectacles, and is wearing a black pullover, track-suit bottoms, and orthodox frameless glasses.
Few of them will be developed enough to win medals at the London Olympics, but they should ensure a positive future for the sport long after the comedy spectacles are packed away.
From intimate sit-down dinners for 100 guests to vast celebrations catering for 1,000, Falsa Boda's success is based on life imitating life in the shape of an Argentine wedding experience: video messages recorded by "friends", the nuptials themselves, a live band, classic cumbia tracks everyone sings along to, cotillón wigs and comedy spectacles, dancing until dawn and endless Fernet and cola.
The temperature is up to ninety degrees but dedicated fans still wait in line for their chance to see this rare three-day comedy spectacle.
"Turning a space like this into a comedy spectacle for a largely straight American audience with no context other than the club being private and gay is a problem," she argued.
But turning a space like this into a comedy spectacle for a largely straight American audience with no context other than the club being private and gay is a problem...Conan is a comedian that millions of people watch nightly in a country on the verge of having Donald Trump for a president.
But what might they make of "Break Out," the Korean dance-comedy spectacle now having its North American debut at the Union Square Theater?
More so than in most years, there's been broad consensus about the best comedy shows on the fringe, and sure enough – aside from the not-unexpected exclusion of Richard Gadd's late-night, bad-taste, stunt-comedy spectacle – this nominees list reflects that.
Summertime brought the usual fare — superhero sequels, action thrillers, goofball comedies, animated spectacles for the whole family, remakes and reboots and rehashes.
How do irony, spectacle, comedy, poetry, and music interweave with, intensify, and undercut pathos to hold the audience?
On screen, vampires, aliens, superheroes, childish fantasy, gross-out comedy or preposterous spectacle would probably prevail.
