LOUISVILLE COMEDY CLUB

by Taylor Clemons - February 20, 2025

What did our critic think of KIMBERLY AKIMBO at Aronoff Center?...

by Taylor Clemons - February 07, 2025

Life of Pi was originally a novel by Yann Martel released in 2001, where our main character Piscine Molitor 'Pi' Patel and his family leave India to immigrate to Canada. While on the journey, there’s a shipwreck leaving Pi alone on a lifeboat with only a dangerous Bengal tiger named Richard Parker t...

by Taylor Clemons - January 12, 2025

What did our critic think of COME FROM AWAY at Broadway Across America?...

by Taylor Clemons - December 05, 2024

It’s been over 9 years since Mamma Mia played it’s final performance on Broadway. The show was a Broadway mainstay for nearly 15 years before closing in 2015, and no production since has truly been able to capture the pure joy of what makes the show so great. At the height of its success, it spawned...

by Taylor Clemons - November 22, 2024

What did our critic think of THE LITTLE MERGAY at Drag Daddy Productions?...

by Taylor Clemons - November 22, 2024

What did our critic think of FUNNY GIRL at Aronoff Center?...

by Taylor Clemons - October 04, 2024

What did our critic think of LES MISERABLES at Whitney Hall At Kentucky Performing Arts (KPA)? ...

by Taylor Clemons - August 23, 2024

What did our critic think of JERSEY BOYS at Derby Dinner Playhouse? The biography jukebox musical is quite the unique brand of theatre experience. So many come to mind in recent years (Beautiful, The Cher Show, MJ, Tina, etc.), but you could easily argue that Jersey Boys was the first of its kind in...

by Taylor Clemons - July 12, 2024

Summertime and Shakespeare are a tried and true match. Every year across the country, theaters undoubtedly program Shakespeare into their schedules. This year Louisville’s own Drag Daddy Productions is getting in on the fun with a new and modern take on one of the Bard’s most well-known classics, A ...

by Taylor Clemons - May 16, 2024

In the past few years in film, television, and onstage, it’s been proven that nostalgia sells…and it sells well. So it only seems natural (or should I say supernatural) that a spooky season favorite film Beetlejuice would make its way to the stage in a big flashy Broadway musical. ...