Jason Klamm, who lives in Michigan's Oakland County, interviewed 150 people for his anecdote-packed book about innovative '90s sketch comedy shows.

A longtime fan of the practitioners of ‘90s sketch comedy, many of whom went on to become huge television and film stars, he conducted 150 interviews for “We’re Not Worthy” (out Sept. 12 ...

Patrick Strait may be local comedy’s biggest cheerleader. The author of “Funny Thing About Minnesota ... The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of the Twin Cities Comedy Scene” recently put out “Home ...

Emily Bazelon talks with author author Curtis Sittenfeld about her new book Romantic Comedy. They discuss why ordinary guys get to be with famous women, but usually not the other way around, the ...

Comedy TV Writers on the Importance of Filming in Los Angeles, Sharing Soundstages and the Power of the Will They/Won’t They Relationship.

Jason Klamm will do a reading and sign copies of “We’re Not Worthy: From ‘In Living Color’ to ‘Mr. Show,’ How ‘90s Sketch TV Changed the Face of Comedy” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept ...

Is Coming for Comedy Writers, Simon Rich Is Ready The author of humorous short stories finds emotional connections in tales that engage with tech. But he’s more interested in the ties between ...

Comedy Room writers pitched scripts for Valentine's Day and 3 were made and published on the BBC's social media (including BBC Comedy, BBC One and BBC Two), racking up over half a million views!

Comedy writing is something that anyone can do if they’re interested enough in learning how, but the best writers are the ones who have a real passion for the content they’re creating.

In comedy class, not only will you learn how to properly execute comedic technique; you'll also get an opportunity to hone this new, powerful career tool: your comedy character.