Sentence examples for musical comic from inspiring English sources

The regular team features unstable anti-comic Luke McQueen alongside Mae Martin, musical comic David Elms and Joseph Morpurgo.

He's a musical comic, but he doesn't offer songs so much as laidback, offbeat noodles on the acoustic guitar.

Week one's highlights include Irish megastar Tommy Tiernan (Garage, Thu), and musical comic Vikki Stone (Gilded Balloon At Drygate, Fri).

It could only be musical comic and all-round eccentric Bill Bailey, heading off on a nationwide tour with his new offering.

Such musical comic relief follows in the tradition of others such as Ivory Coast's Crazy Chicken dance, inspired by the bird flu virus.

And the thrilling young musical comic Bo Burnham's new standup special, What – the same show he recently toured in the UK – is to be released for free online.

Ms. Taymor, the Tony Award-winning director of Broadway's "Lion King," was recruited to direct "Spider-Man" in 2002 by the U2 band mates Bono and the Edge, who created the score for the musical comic-book adaptation.

La MaMa E.T.C.'s highly entertaining new revival of "The Tooth of Crime" — Mr. Shepard's musical comic-book melodrama from 1972 about celebrity, mortality and good old rock 'n' roll, set in a sci-fi gangland — may not be the slickest show around.

Fortunately, Mills sought out the advice of experts, among them musical comics including Tim Minchin and Frisky & Mannish.

Two Men Went to War is a harmless, if tiresome, comedy, a throwback to the early days of World War II when our film industry sent all the musical comics of the day - Will Hay, George Formby, the Crazy Gang, Tommy Trinder - on forays into Occupied Europe to make fun of the silly Nazis.

Mr. Morley has been a South Jersey Shore institution since the old comic Mickey Shaughnessey saw him performing his quasi-musical comic act in Philadelphia in 1949.