Keeley Hawes delivers a fantastic performance in a fun thriller about a menopausal hitwoman who goes on the run with her adult son. The series is stylish, witty, and tightly written, entertaining viewers with the right amount of seriousness.
The video clip employs comedic elements to portray Border Patrol agents, suggesting a scenario where undocumented immigrants react to their presence with fear and embarrassment. The agents appear in a reenactment of a viral moment, seeking for undocumented individuals before showing resignation.
A menopausal assassin is a compelling character, combining a woman losing oestrogen with the lethal intrigue of a gunslinger, reflecting on empowerment amidst societal constraints.
Jamestown is recognized as the "funniest city" in the United States, offering visitors two renowned museums dedicated to the history and art of comedy.
Don Friesen excels at calling out the humor in everyday life, tackling subjects such as marriage, children, and the mundane aspects of modern living with observational and satirical comedy.
Susie McCabe began her career in standup comedy in the early 2010s, quickly gaining recognition on the Scottish comedy circuit and winning the Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow award in 2024.
This is BRIEFS, from the outrageously queer Australian performance troupe Briefs Factory, an emulsification of drag, dance, comedy, theatre, burlesque, acrobatics, and clowning.
"We are the first Black-owned comedy and performance venue in Brooklyn, New York, and one out of two in the entire New York. People in our community, especially in our communities, we're oppressed, and people are not having a good time. People are struggling. Comedy is a relief. Comedy is a medicine."
Nandor the Relentless is a once-imposing Ottoman general, now a softhearted vampire who reads self-help books. Laszlo is a randy Victorian gentleman of science. Nadja is a headstrong former peasant, and Colin Robinson is an energy vampire who drains the life out of others.