Comedians | Litsy

Comedians: A Play in Three Acts | Trevor Griffiths

1. Oh yes, love a joke. My mom was the best April Fooler around. I once put a sticker for a political nominee a friend HATED on his vehicle. It was in good fun, he nearly blew a gasket but later could confess it “was a good one” and my nominee went on to lose. @JenReadsAlot may remember? 🤣
2. I can‘t think of a fiction story with a joker but love memoirs by Jim Gaffigan and Mike Birbiglia.
Thanks for the tags @Kshakal @TheSpineView #Two4Tuesday

KLyn1 @peaKnit - I remember your prank - indeed it was a good one 🤣 10mo

TheSpineView That is a good prank. Thanks for playing! 10mo

peaKnit @Klyn that‘s right! The best part was when Ken scoffed and said I was “too nice” to do that. Score! Lol 10mo

JenReadsAlot Omg yes! Lol 10mo

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moarbookspleaze

American Buffalo | David Mamet

My niece/goddaughter picked out this plushie buffalo/bison for me for my upcoming birthday today. I feel so loved. (Also most of you on here don‘t know but I love American buffalo and even have a tattoo of one.)

mrsmarch I love buffalo! Spent childhood in the Black Hills of SD and was mesmerized by them. I had a small plush buffalo and we named him Cody because we were on a road trip thru Wyoming at the time. 6y

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moarbookspleaze

American Buffalo | David Mamet

My beautiful new quilt. #notabook

Texreader Yes it is! 7y

readordierachel Wow, that is gorgeous! 7y

OrangeMooseReads That is gorgeous. 7y

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lonelybluenights

American Buffalo | David Mamet

Meet my #cat, Gloria. I told her my idea of a David Mamet restaurant where one could get an order of American Buffalo Wings... she said I am a genius. 😹 #catsoflitsy

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shawnmooney

Comedians: A Play in Three Acts | Trevor Griffiths

I've never seen this play performed but I read it for a British drama lit course at university back in the day so certainly recommend it for reading: a group of aspiring comedians in Manchester trying to learn the art of stand-up from a seasoned veteran. I loved the way this 1975 play tackled sexism and racism head on.

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#ThatJokeIsntFunnyAnymore