Sentence examples for offering comedy from inspiring English sources

Born in Albany, Georgia, in America's south, Hunter brings an unfamiliar perspective to UK audiences, offering comedy rich in original theories and bold statements about the problems of contemporary society, all the while studding his philosophising with big laughs.

Instead of sex education, schools should think about offering comedy education.

This set -- The Loretta Young Show 100th Birthday Edition -- contains more than 60 hours of television drawn from the more than 160 episodes she made, offering comedies and usually inspiring dramas about women facing an issue or crisis.

The tenor of the festival is different this year, with the movies — there are over 120 of them — offering more comedy and optimism than last year's batch, which contained many darkly hued films about the Iraq war.

But real aficionados know that plenty of other free outdoor shows pop up year after sweltering year, seeming to ask, "What about us?" and offering Elizabethan comedy and drama to the sweaty masses.

Nevertheless and pretty much for that reason, the Encores! presentation represents exactly what the series should -- at least in part -- be doing: offering musical comedy lovers a look at past properties they're unlikely to see elsewhere.

Shakespeare w/Vu The Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival is offering two comedies, "Measure for Measure" and "The Taming of the Shrew," in repertory this season at the Boscobel Restoration, 1601 Route 9D, Garrison, N.Y.

Its drama eclipsed the comedy, offering up rehab and murder.

But the Slipper Room did finally reopen last fall, offering burlesque and comedy shows in a larger, three-story building.

It digs into the channel's archives of stand-up comedy, offering sets from comedians including Louis C.K., Amy Schumer and Aziz Ansari.

Simon Callow is now at the Comedy, offering a lively portrait of the great Victorian in Peter Ackroyd's "Mystery of Charles Dickens".