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Celebrating The Comedic Legacies Of Barry Crimmins And The Ding Ho
A group of comedians at the Ding Ho. (Courtesy Tim Winn)
These are strange and unsettling times for us all, possibly even more so for people who make their living performing in public — athletes, actors, musicians, dancers and standup comics.
“We don’t exist anymore,” says comic Mike McDonald, bluntly assessing the world in which he and his peers currently live. “We’d love to exist but… Our job is to bring people together in an enclosed space to make them laugh and laugh big. Now, other than coughing or sneezing on somebody, you can’t spread more droplets of water than by making somebody laugh.”
A group of comedians at the Ding Ho. (Courtesy Tim Winn)
These are strange and unsettling times for us all, possibly even more so for people who make their living performing in public — athletes, actors, musicians, dancers and standup comics.
“We don’t exist anymore,” says comic Mike McDonald, bluntly assessing the world in which he and his peers currently live. “We’d love to exist but… Our job is to bring people together in an enclosed space to make them laugh and laugh big. Now, other than coughing or sneezing on somebody, you can’t spread more droplets of water than by making somebody laugh.”