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Try to remember the kind of September when arts events did not have warnings. Try to remember to follow the guidelines and you'll enjoy the shows.

Need a laugh? After a year of pandemic and especially politically-charged stuff, a good dose of laugher would do everyone good in 2021. The good news is that as music concerts are starting to happen again, comedians are also hitting the road. That happens to include names you'll recognize from shows you might watch on TV. Yes, that's right! A couple chances to get your giggle on with faces from popular comedy television shows, both making tour stops in Minnesota later this year! Show 1: 'Whose Live Anyway?' Whose Live Anyway The first of these two comedy-filled outings is a show called 'Whose...

Get our free mobile app If you need a good laugh (which I think we all do after last year) there's a great comedy show coming to Rochester, Minnesota this fall at the Mayo Civic Center. It's called 'Whose Live Anyway'. You may have heard of the show before, it's a pretty popular live improv show featuring comedians who were also on the TV show 'Whose Line is it Anyway?'. Cast members of 'Whose Live Anyway' who will be visiting Rochester include Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray. Ryan Stiles and Greg Proops are the two who were a part of 'Whose Line is it Anyway?' in th...

Get our free mobile app If you need a good laugh (which I think we all do after last year) there's a great comedy show coming to Rochester, Minnesota this fall at the Mayo Civic Center. It's called 'Whose Live Anyway'. You may have heard of the show before, it's a pretty popular live improv show featuring comedians who were also on the TV show 'Whose Line is it Anyway?'. Cast members of 'Whose Live Anyway' who will be visiting Rochester include Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray. Ryan Stiles and Greg Proops are the two who were a part of 'Whose Line is it Anyway?' in th...

Hugely Popular Improv Comics Appearing At the Paramount I tried my hand at an Improv class through Theatre Cedar Rapids a few years back. It was fun but I had NO idea how difficult it is to be funny on the fly (or for that matter, just funny). It's all about acting out situations concocted by the audience or each other, and if nothing else, it was a good social experiment for me. I now have a much greater appreciation for those who do that sort of thing professionally, in particular, the team of Improv comics on the hugely popular "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" television show.