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Marty Riemer’s Funny Festival offers an irreverent night of humor
Yes, it was funny. And considering how much former KMTT morning hosts Marty Riemer and Jodi Brothers are loved in this town, it was a festival — or perhaps more accurately, a comic love fest with an irreverent sense of humor.
The sixth annual Funny Festival, featuring Bill Burr, Jeff Garlin and Northwest comics Nick Thune [...]
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Marty Riemer’s Funny Festival thankful for its Facebook friends
Long-time Seattle radio hosts Marty Riemer and Jodi Brothers are staging the sixth annual Funny Festival Friday night (Jan. 15) at the Paramount Theatre — with a little help from their friends.
Make that Facebook “friends.” More than 3,000 of them.
It’s an army of longtime listeners whose fervent support was a foregone conclusion when Riemer and [...]
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Teatro ZinZanni celebrates tenth anniversary with zin-zational show
It was billed as a ZinZanniversary! — a riot of song, dance, stunts, antics and comedy celebrating Teatro ZinZanni’s 10th anniversary.
The anniversary celebration and benefit auction Sunday night at the ancient European spiegeltent at 300 Mercer St. reunited original chanteuse Ann Wilson (of Seattle rock band Heart) and original stars Kevin Kent and Christine Deaver [...]
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Back to the ’50s with Sha Na Na
It’s time to dust off the poodle skirt and rock around the clock.
Seattle Symphony kicks off its 2009-2010 Pops Season with a “back to the ’50s” concert featuring Sha Na Na and the symphony under the direction of conductor and composer Marvin Hamlisch, who has won three Oscars, four Emmnys, four Grammys, a Tony and [...]
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PREVIEW: From Sheryl Crow to Bumbershoot-A-Go-Go!
The cultural smorgasbord is about to begin.
The 39th annual Bumbershoot: Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival opens Saturday and continues through Labor with hundreds of performances on 20 indoor and outdoor stages.
In addition to music, the festival is jam-packed with comedy, visual and literary arts, film, theater, dance and urban crafts on the 74-acre Seattle Center [...]
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