Comedy

‘Mixed Nuts’ Brings Excitement to Fargo Public Library

The entertainers in question have been performing for over twenty years.

FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – The Fargo Public Library celebrated its annual Summer Reading Challenge with a fun-filled event. “Mixed Nuts” brought together kids of all ages to enjoy the performance from a former Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus clown. The audience had a chance to interact with the show by finding the world’s greatest treasure. Entertainers and artists…

Nick Swardson to Perform at Fargo Theater

The veteran comedian is in the midst of his "Toilet Head" tour.

FARGO, N.D. – Following Jeff Dye’s set at the Sanctuary Events Center Friday night – another comedy heavyweight is stopping by Fargo. Nick Swardson will be in action at the Fargo Theater on December 14th for his “Toilet Head” tour. Swardson has been a fixture in the comedy scene for over two decades, known for his roles in shows like…

LIVE: Fargo native & Hollywood writer to premiere live action comedy at Fargo Film Festival

A Fargo native who has worked on some of the biggest cartoons in Hollywood is back with his first professional live action movie

  FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – A Fargo native who has worked on some of the biggest cartoons in Hollywood is back with his first professional live action movie. Writer and producer Toby Jones is premiering his comedy, AJ Goes to the Dog Park, this Saturday at the Fargo Film Festival. The movie centers around AJ and what happens when his…

“Still Not Canceled” Jeff Dunham Brings His Comedy Routine to Scheels Arena This Fall

“Walter” and Jeff DunhamFARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — Jeff Dunham wants you to know he is “Still Not Canceled”. That is the name of his latest comedy tour and he is bringing it to Scheels Arena in Fargo on Saturday, September 23. Dunham will bring along his cast of world-famous characters including Walter. He has shattered ratings with his broadcast specials,…

Natasha Leggero Drops Out of Fargo Comedy Fest Amid Coronavirus Concerns

The Fargo Comedy Fest starts at 9 p.m. at the Fargo Theatre.

FARGO, N.D.–The second annual Fargo Comedy Fest’s lineup has changed last minute due to the coronavirus. Friday’s opening act, Natasha Leggero, is no longer making the trip to Fargo to perform on Friday. She was slated to open the show followed by her husband, Moshe Kasher. Leggero says she is concerned about leaving her child in LA when the city is…

Emmys Preview: Outstanding Comedy Series

Emmy Awards Air Sunday, September 22nd On KVRR

  The Emmys are on KVRR this Sunday night, September 22nd. This week we’re checking out the nominees for some of the top categories. On Monday we looked at Best Actor and Best Actress in a Comedy. This morning we’re showing you the shows up for the Outstanding Comedy Series. Political punchlines, family hilarity, dark comedy. All kinds of funny…

LIVE: First Fargo Comedy Festival Bringing Winter Laughs

Festival Headlines Fargo Theater This Weekend

  Krista Driscoll with Jade Presents tells us about the first annual Fargo Comedy Festival. Tig Notaro and Brian Posehn will hit the stage at the Fargo Theater Friday, February 15th. Gary Gulman and Alex Edelman are Saturday’s lineup. Driscoll says they wanted to bring some laughs to Fargo as we deal with this seemingly endless winter weather. She says…

Kevin Hart Making Return to Fargo

Tickets go on sale Friday morning at 10

  FARGO, ND — Comic actor Kevin Hart is returning to Fargo next year. The Kevin Hart Irresponsible Tour comes to the Fargodome on January 19. Tickets go on sale Friday morning at 10. Hart was last in Fargo in 2015 with his What Now comedy tour. That tour sold out eight arenas including Madison Square Garden, Barclays and Prudential…

Actor Richard Anderson of “The Six Million Dollar Man” Dies at Age 91

He also was considered a fan favorite on TV shows such as "Bus Stop", "Perry Mason", "Dan August" and "The Fugitive."

  BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Richard Anderson, an actor well-known for the popular shows “The Six Million Dollar Man” and “The Bionic Woman” has died. His family says his death was from natural causes. Anderson started his Hollywood career in 1949 with a small role in “12 O’Clock High” and a comedic role in the TV series “Lights, Camera, Action!”…