CU will present a modernized version of “The Drowsy Chaperone” that is more culturally sensitive and inclusive from Nov. 10 to 13. By Izzy Fincher
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‘Monuments’: Oddball grief comedy, filmed at CU Boulder
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherJack C. Newall’s “Monuments” explores the multi-faceted journey of grief in a heart-wrenching, absurd and at times hallucinogenic way. By Izzy Fincher
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On Thursday, March 10, YouTube star Noel Miller and Twitter comedian Prance visited CU Boulder for a night of stand-up comedy. By Lauren Clanton
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The University of Colorado’s Cultural Events Board hosted a virtual talk with writer and actress Jameela Jamil. By Erica McNamee
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Stand-up comedian Maya May’s show featured funny personal anecdotes and comedic critiques of the way society views prejudice. By Marion Walmer
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Stand-up comedian and writer Maya May will bring her brand of socially-conscious comedy to CU. By Marion Walmer
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Musical theater meets social studies on comedy-rock album “POTUS”
by Ben Bermanby Ben BermanOn the comedic, theatrical “POTUS,” indie singer David W. Jacobsen surveys some of America’s most disreputable leaders. By Ben Berman
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CU alum Jessie Stegner’s journey into Hollywood comedy
by Izzy Fincherby Izzy FincherHow did a CU Boulder alum go from performing Shakespeare as a student to improv for kids at Hollywood’s The Second City? By Izzy Fincher
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The CUI arts editors curate a list of the best trends, moments and memes from 2020. By Ben Berman and Izzy Fincher.
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“Jake Havoc” is a comic that pays homage to various American cultural landmarks and comments on the strange nature of our lives. By Jacob Newman
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