Hours after leaving the lab, he will be hustling downtown to New World Stages where he will go from tickling worms to tickling funny bones.
Mr. Simon was the populist whose accessible, joke-packed plays about the anxieties of everyday characters could tickle funny bones in theaters across the country as well as in 1,200-seat 1,200-seatouses.
But none of these characters are exactly what they appear to be, and fortunately for young theatergoers who don't share Arthur's affliction, they are more likely to tickle funny bones than to send chills down spines.
In the art of tickling funny bones, Crystal and Goodman earn straight A's".
That has tickled me all week.
Otherwise unfamiliar with Antaeus, the TV show crew member saw the company's video and promised a donation, having had his funny bone tickled and, perhaps, harboring a professional aversion to seeing actors go undressed.
On Sunday night's 60 Minutes program, Scott Pelley opened an interview with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta with the question, "How many countries are we currently engaged in a shooting war?" Surprised by the question, Panetta, who laughed heartily as if Pelley had just told him a really humorous knock-knock joke that tickled his funny bone, responded 'that's a good question.
Until then, the hit CBS show, which returned to UK screens last Thursday, had failed completely in tickling my funny bone despite the adventures of physicists Sheldon and Leonard Jim Parsons and Johnny Galeckii), astrophysicist Raj (Kunal Nayyar) and aerospace engineer Howard Simon Helbergg) attracting a steady weekly audience of 20 million viewers in the US.
He tickled my funny bone as a writer of television comedies The Army Game and Bootsie and Snudge, and later radio's Round the Horne.
Yvonne, the bovine runaway that confounded German authorities and tickled the funny bone of the international press, was back on the farm on Friday after three months of evading capture in a Bavarian forest.
And the scene of the stuffed elands, with a painted background of the savannah, and foreground props for brush and trees, tickled a funny bone particularly sensitive to antiquated versions of the past.
