The New York Comedy Festival begins with a tribute to Mitch Hedberg

Today is the day. November 1st has finally arrived and along with it the start of this year’s New York Comedy Festival. Slated to take over the city from every aspect and every angle, this year’s lineup includes some of the biggest comedians and shows this world has to offer. From Boast Battle (a spin […]

“Oh, Hello On Broadway” too much tuna and too many laughs

The new Netflix special starring George St. Geegland (John Mulaney) and Gil Faizon (Nick Kroll) is a shoe-in for the Tony Award for Choreography During a Limited Run Vanity Project. These two comedians take to the stage in the Lyceum Theater to present their lost Broadway play to the world. For a Netflix special that […]

John Mulaney and Nick Kroll to host 2017 Spirit Awards

The Spirit Awards and the LA Film Festival have announced that Nick Kroll (Loving, Sing, The League, Kroll Show) and John Mulaney (Oh, Hello On Broadway, Documentary Now!, Saturday Night Live) are set to co-host the 2017 show on Saturday, February 25th. The awards ceremony will be broadcast live exclusively on IFC at 2:00 pm […]

Nick Kroll and John Mulaney fight and make up on “Conan”

Sharing a Broadway stage together has apparently strained comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney’s friendship, if their tense appearance on Conan is to be believed (it isn’t). Fresh off a highly acclaimed run of their character-drive comedy Oh, Hello, Kroll and Mulaney stop by Conan to talk about what they’ve got planned next – but […]

The gents from Oh… Hello crash the craft festival in “Portlandia”

In a pairing that only seems to make all the sense in the world and we’re kinda made that it took 8 seasons of Portlandia before it happened. George St. Geegland and Gil Faizan finally made their way to Portland, and the meet up with Candice and Tony at a street fair. Surprisingly enough, it […]

From “Book of Mormon” to “Oh, Hello”: Why Broadway needs to embrace modern comedy

With their outstanding two-hander Oh, Hello (based on the recurring sketch from Kroll’s self-titled sketch series) comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are latest duo to try and save Broadway — but they’re certainly not the first. The “Too Much Tuna” pair are a prime example of exactly the type of show that theaters should be clamoring […]