Comedian Lisa Lempanelli thinks you're 'the biggest loser'
It should come as no surprise to fans of Lisa Lampanelli that she doesn’t care if you come to her show at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday at the Community Arts Center, 220 W. Fourth St.
And it certainly shouldn’t make you drop your jaw in shock that she doesn’t want to autograph your lousy ticket, either. (She will, however, be happy to sign the T-shirt that your fork over your hard-earned cash for at the show.)
Why? Because the insult comedian couldn’t care less about what her audience thinks and said that people know exactly what they’re getting into when they choose to set themselves up for her crude humor by attending one of her hour-long acts. And it’s precisely why her shows are so popular.
“Feel free to stay at home and watch ‘The Biggest Loser.’ But if you want to laugh at a funny fat person, come and see me,” she said.
Area band celebrates ten years of music with concert at Bullfrog Brewery
Williamsport’s Lumpy Gravy will celebrate ten years in the jam-band business with a special birthday show at 10 p.m. Friday at the Bullfrog Brewery, 231 W. Fourth St.
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Muncy Valley—The Gallery at Katie’s, Route 220, will host a special exhibit by Marlin Wagner from Bloomsburg. The exhibit is open 10 a.m. through 5 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays and continues through May 30.
» Full StoryCollegetown Gallery returns in new location
The Collegetown Gallery has a new home and organizers couldn’t be happier.
The gallery, which features art exhibits by local college students, was forced to relocate after the recent closing of Rockstation.
Comic Corner
The term “nothing in life is free” applies to most things, but once in a while there are free things.
Saturday was no exception to the rule when America’s Most Wanted Collectibles, 537 Washington Blvd., hosted “Free Comic Book Day.
Original plays showcased in HG’s Taste of Tioga Short Play Festival
WELLSBORO — Six original plays by area writers will premiere May 16 though 18 as Hamilton-Gibson conducts its seventh annual festival of short plays.
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