The Stuntbear boys ring in YouTube Comedy Week with this very special video about laughter (by stuntbear)

(Click the images above to view the interview) 

Jason Alexander had the world in stitches as the very popular, and very neurotic, George Costanza across nine successful seasons of Seinfeld. 

On Sunday Night, reporter PJ Madam sits down with Alexander to discover the secrets behind the classic sitcom, including what really happened to the Soup Nazi. Quirky phrases like “double dipping” and “shrinkage” entered the lexicon thanks to Seinfeld - but what happens when Madam asks about being the “master of your domain”?

Seinfeld aside, Alexander has carved out a thirty-year career as an acclaimed actor, singer, comedian and director. But life hasn’t always been easy - in this in-depth chat, he reveals the childhood heartache that led him to obesity, and delivers a message to the bullies who tormented in the schoolyard. He finds laughter is the best medicine for life’s heartache’s, pre-empting whispers about his surprisingly lush head of hair by explaining wiht a chuckle that he decides each morning whether he’ll have a hair-free day or not. He’s even named his current live show “An Evening with Jason Alexander and his hair”. 

TOUR DATES & BOOKING INFORMATION

Thursday July 18 - Queensland Performing Arts Centre - Buy Tickets

Friday July 19 - WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong - Buy Tickets

Saturday July 20 - Enmore Theatre, Sydney - Buy Tickets

Tuesday July 23 - Canberra Theatre - Buy Tickets

Wednesday July 24 - Saturday July 27: The Palms at Crown, Melbourne - Buy Tickets

Don’t miss this week’s “Sunday Night” program on channel 7 where reporter PJ Madam interviews Jason Alexander ahead of his July tour of Australia. 

Click here to view the video promo

Puppetry are on tour in New Zealand this week and are getting it out for the local radio stations! 

visit puppetryofthepenis.com for tour dates 

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Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: James Franco

Zach sits down with James Franco for a totally normal, run-of-the-mill interview with absolutely no surprises — except The Lonely Island and Spring Breakers!

How to be a successful comedian with David Williams (by alistentertainment)

I know we’ve shared this before, but to celebrate the beginning of the Sydney Comedy Festival (and his shows in it) we figured a bit of David Williams wouldn’t go astray on a Friday morning. 

Check out his SCF show “David Williams is SuperRad” at the Factory Theatre tonight and tomorrow night.  

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Jimmy Kimmel’s ‘Lie Witness News’ At Coachella

“Are you guys as excited as I am about the Obesity Epidemic?” 

Akmal Live on Go Ha Ha! (by alistentertainment)

Tune into the GO! Channel at 9pm tonight as our live comedy series ‘Go Ha Ha!’ continues. This week with Akmal “Live and Uncensored” 

Ross Noble “Live at Regent’s Park” - 8:30pm Wednesday April 17 on Go! 

Ross Noble is currently touring Australia - click here to view tour dates

Bev Killick Goes ‘There’ Again ***FINAL PERFORMANCE***
Monday April 15 
Powder Room, Melbourne Town Hall
Don’t miss the star of Busting Out and Australia’s favourite ‘Crummy Mummy’ as she puts the puppies back in the kennel and steps out for a hilarious evening of comedy where nothing is sacred…
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Eddie Ifft “Too Soon?” ***OPENING NIGHT***
Tuesday April 16
The Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne
Not much is off limits in Eddie’s world. Join the star of the popular comedy podcast “Talking Shit with Eddie Ifft” as he commences his Melbourne International Comedy Festival Season on Tuesday. 
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Also on this week at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival
“Hello Kitty Flanagan” - Buy Tickets (BARRY AWARD NOMINEE!)
Shane Dundas “Believe” - Buy Tickets
Arj Barker “Go Time” - Buy Tickets
Sam McCool “Multiple Personality Distorter” - Buy Tickets
Ross Noble “Mindblender” - Buy Tickets
The Kransky Sisters “Piece of Cake” - Buy Tickets