The phrase "entertaining comedy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking or writing about a comedic work that is particularly entertaining, or when talking about a type of comedy that is designed to be enjoyable, humorous, and entertaining. For example, "The screening of the new entertaining comedy provided several hours of laughs for the audience."
Dame Helen Mirren has revealed her passion for, urm, spanking, during an entertaining comedy skit on The Tonight Show.
This entertaining comedy prods a viewer's conscience without being judgmental about the culture of fame.
Click here The prolific Michael Winterbottom returns with a rather needless but nonetheless entertaining comedy follow-up to The Trip.
(In his review in The New York Times, Jason Zinoman called the play "a slyly entertaining comedy with a sharp political edge").
It's a fiendishly smart and entertaining comedy entirely predicated on the idea of somebody not wanting to go to the loo.
As the lovesick small-town bumpkin Nemorino in Donizetti's classic, deliriously entertaining comedy "The Elixir of Love," this 29-year-old tenor sang with sincerity and style and acted with energy in his New York stage debut.
There are entertaining comedy-of-embarrassment touches.
NEW HAVEN — The British accents are impeccable, but you stop hearing them pretty quickly in the Yale Repertory Theater production of the new play "Happy Now?" The harried married couples in Lucinda Coxon's sharp, entertaining comedy-drama are London dwellers with all the earmarks of couples living in a similarly crowded, expensive city on the east coast of the United States.
Endings seem to be the only serious problem in this collection of entertaining comedies and comic dramas.
Against these obstacles, Hollywood's small community of black writer-producers and directors has striven to create entertaining comedies for anyone who cares to watch.
Ede Szigligeti, a prolific playwright, wrote entertaining comedies and created a special genre of plays, the népszinmü, that give an idealized picture of village life but also contain a measure of social criticism.
