Plymouth Barack Landed on Us

Talk all you want about “the hardest working whatever in show business.” They’ve got nothing on the Jove Comedy Experience. These guys and gals seem to come up with a brand new comedy show every few weeks. True, local improv groups can vomit up new performances every couple hours, but...

By Brett Gillin

November 26, 2009

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Talk all you want about “the hardest working whatever in show business.” They’ve got nothing on the Jove Comedy Experience. These guys and gals seem to come up with a brand new comedy show every few weeks. True, local improv groups can vomit up new performances every couple hours, but it takes talent to come up with consistently funny, original material this often for five years running. On Friday and Saturday, JCE is putting on “Plymouth Barack” which will tackle subjects like Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and the struggling economy using original sketches, audience participation, and of course musical parodies. Prepare to laugh your way through the most stressful time of the year at The Atlantic Theater (6742 West Indiantown Road #34, Jupiter). Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online at theatlantictheater.com or by calling 561-575-4942.
Fri., Nov. 27, 8 p.m.; Sat., Nov. 28, 8 p.m., 2009

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