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Web series Woodville – Episode 2
We’re back in Woodville for episode 2 of the web comedy. Written by Emmy-nominated screen writer Christopher Brandon, directed by Georgiana Taylor,
Diddy spoofs Downton Abbey
Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs debuted a comedy spoof of himself appearing in his “favourite show of all time,” British period drama Downton Abbey,
Tenacious D bring guitars and laughs
When Jack Black was in Wellington in 2004 for Sir Peter Jackson’s King Kong, it was the perfect opportunity to interview him and Tenacious D cohort Kyle Gass, when they announced they would play in the capital that year. The tricky bit was that Gass was in California then, while Black had been in Wellington for weeks and the two could only be interviewed about Tenacious D while together.
Stuff presents: Web series Woodville
Over the next six weeks Stuff will exclusively feature New Zealand online comedy series Woodville. Written by Emmy-nominated screen writer Christopher Brandon, directed by Georgiana Taylor,
Matthew Perry’s Go On cancelled
Actor Matthew Perry’s latest TV show has been cancelled after one season, marking his third disappointing venture since he won fame on the hit comedy Friends.
Review: Wayne Brady
Review: Wayne Brady Opera House, Wellington, 7 May When Wayne Brady takes the stage, you can’t help feeling just a little excited.
Tale of two comics has one winner
REVIEW: Stephen K Amos – The Spokesman; Tom Green – Live Opera House, Wellington, May 5 Reviewed by Daven Parsons-Piwari The New Zealand International Comedy Festival brings to town all sorts of international delights for our entertainment pleasure, two such worldwide acts being Brit Stephen K Amos and Canadian Tom Green.
Dixon not the Cripple Creek maestro
REVIEW: COMEDY FESTIVAL Wilson Dixon – Greatest Hits Opera House, May 4 I’ve never met a man who can say he’s been punched by a horse before, nor have I ever heard anyone write a song about it. Such is life for Wilson Dixon in the town of Cripple Creek; a place that I can only imagine is as dusty and dry as Dixon’s sense of humour
It’s not easy being Green
Comedy has its share of overnight success stories, but one of the most memorable is that of comedian, actor and presenter Tom Green.