Lewis Black and Kathleen Madigan: The 49th Parallel Tour – One G-Pass to see Lewis Black and Kathleen Madigan, starting from $39

The Groupon Deal

• One G-Pass to see Lewis Black and Kathleen Madigan, starting from $39
• Seating: rear orchestra, mezzanine, or balcony
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Lewis Black and Kathleen Madigan: The 49th Parallel Tour
https://www1.ticketmaster.ca/event/110052A2E5417348
Queen Elizabeth Theatre 600 Block Hamilton St., Vancouver, BC V6B 2P1 (less than a mile)
+16046653050

Lewis Black
The act: imagine an even more cantankerous George Carlin, an endless loop of Peter Finch’s Oscar-winning “mad as hell” meltdown from 1976’s Network, or a human tea kettle spot-welded to its stove, and you get Lewis Black’s outrageously outraged stage persona
“Back in Black”: the long-running segment on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart that introduced millions to Black’s misanthropic brand of commentary, and lead to a string of Comedy Central specials and his own series
The stats: Black has five Grammy nominations and two wins for his comedy albums, won Best Male Standup at the American Comedy Awards in 2001, ranks 51 on Comedy Central’s list of 100 Greatest Standup Comedians of All Time, and earned a Sports Emmy for his feature on Inside the NFL
Kathleen Madigan
The act: Unassuming and deeply relatable, Kathleen’s no-nonsense approach to comedy touches on topics as wide-ranging as being single, being drunk, and being drunk and single at Disneyland.
Madigan Again: Her 2013 comedy special was one of the highest-ever rated comedy albums on iTunes
The stats: Winner of the American Comedy Award for Funniest Female Comedian, star of the Sirius XM program Blue Collar Comedy, and a regular contributor to shows like VH1’s I Love the… series and Last Comic Standing

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