Julie Golden and comedians Shawn Pelofsky, Ismael Loutfi, Christie Campagna and Torrance Hill will be on stage for the upcoming comedy dating show for stand-ups who've been divorced at Westside Comedy ...

Dayna McTavish realized her love life was comically bad while on a first date with a man who proposed eating homeless people to put them out of their misery. Fearing he would murder her if she left ...

EXCLUSIVE: Buffalo Tens, a single-camera comedy, written, executive produced and potentially starring Another Period creators Riki Lindhome and Natasha Leggero, has been set up at Fox for development.

On a recent Thursday evening, a line of women snaked up the staircase leading to Capitol Hill’s Comedy/Bar dressed in their best form-fitting going-out tops with freshly curled hair and full-faced ...

Love Isn’t Blind is a live comedy dating show coming to Helium Comedy Club on Sept. 19. Four contestants come up onstage to vie for the affection of a bachelorette. There’s one small catch: The men ...

A Wilde Theatre, located in downtown Brighton, will present the play, “Looking,” from March 4-13. “Looking,” by Norm Foster, is described as a laugh-out-loud comedy about four middle-aged singles who ...

On July 11, one bachelorette and four bachelors will sit in front of a live audience at Queen Anne’s SIFF Cinema Uptown for the Los Angeles-based dating comedy show "Love Isn’t Blind." As the night ...

Six divorcees will take the stage and get a second chance at love, but this time with the help of a panel of comedians. Zach Arch Six divorced singles will dive back into the dating pool in Plano ― ...

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“This is a roast-free zone,” clarifies Julie Golden, producer and host of “The Big D: A Comedy Matchmaking Show for Divorced Singles.” “It’s a fun, relaxed hang where you might meet the love of your ...

About 100 Seattleites, likely sick of dating apps, have applied for a chance to meet their next partner in a less conventional way: in person and onstage. On July 11, one bachelorette and four ...