Comedy Review
Available at Christopher Titus’ website. Full disclosure: I have seen this show live three times, from its infancy when it was called Stories I Shouldn’t Tell, where Christopher Titus was working off sheets of paper on a barstool, to its finished form under a new title: Carrying Monsters. Filmed this year at the El Portal Theatre […]
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Television star and comedian Christopher Titus has spent his post-Fox TV-sitcom life grinding it out on the road, offering his scorching takes on life and love to audiences across America and beyond. We’ve heard him discuss his turbulent childhood and teenage years (Norman Rockwell is Bleeding), and how it colored his own method of child-rearing […]
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“If you are a parent, tonight’s show is therapy; if you don’t have kids, tonight’s show is NNNNINETY minutes of birth control… You’re welcome. YOU. ARE. WELCOME.” Bringing it hard to the masses since his eponymous Fox Television show debuted in 2000, Christopher Titus’ sharp-tongued, abrasive comedy regarding his family life and his own personal […]
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When it comes to Christopher Titus, you know you’re going to get one of two things from him during his comedy specials: 1) hilarious anecdotes about his family and his life, or 2) a treatise on the world’s ills and how best we can fix them. Regardless of subject matter, all of them are truth […]
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(This review originally appeared at Reel Film News on April 3, 2013.) “Tonight, we are gonna go to the Church of Comedy–Fresno, California parish! We want you to bring your pain, ‘cause we got jokes and an open bar, ladies and gentlemen! Tonight, we are gonna use the power of comedy to heal the pain […]
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(This review was originally published on August 23, 2011 at The Rogers Revue) When asked by acquaintances what he was like around the house, Bill Cosby’s wife Camille simply stated, “After being married to a comedian for forty years, he’s not that funny.” This was preceded by a recollection of Bill falling asleep on the […]
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