Laughing Matters is the longest-running improvisational comedy troupe in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Formed in 1985,[1] the troupe has since branched out and now provides a wide variety of audience interactive entertainment, including murder mysteries, team building, and children’s performances.[2]
For several years, members of Laughing Matters have portrayed clients and witnesses for the National Criminal Defense College in a program designed to sharpen the skills of defense lawyers. The National Criminal Defense College is held in Macon, Georgia adjacent to Mercer Law School.[3]
^About Us 2007-01-26 at the Wayback Machine from Laughing Matters website. Retrieved March 25, 2007.
^Creative Director's Hobby is no Laughing Matter by Erin Moriarty for the Atlanta Business Chronicle, September 29, 2006. Retrieved March 25, 2007.
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laughing, matters, longest, running, improvisational, comedy, troupe, atlanta, georgia, formed, 1985, troupe, since, branched, provides, wide, variety, audience, interactive, entertainment, including, murder, mysteries, team, building, children, performances, . Laughing Matters is the longest running improvisational comedy troupe in Atlanta Georgia USA Formed in 1985 1 the troupe has since branched out and now provides a wide variety of audience interactive entertainment including murder mysteries team building and children s performances 2 Laughing Matters performs both public and private shows at venues that include the Alliance Theatre Dave amp Busters and the Fox Theatre They perform improv comedy monthly at a public show at Manuel s Tavern founded by prominent Atlanta politician Manuel Maloof Colleges where Laughing Matters have performed include Emory University Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia Corporate clients include the 1996 Paralympic Organization Committee BusinessWeek Coca Cola IBM and the March of Dimes For several years members of Laughing Matters have portrayed clients and witnesses for the National Criminal Defense College in a program designed to sharpen the skills of defense lawyers The National Criminal Defense College is held in Macon Georgia adjacent to Mercer Law School 3 Notable current and former performers editGary Anthony Williams 4 plays a recurring character on the television series Boston Legal and has numerous TV and film credits Nick Jameson 5 has appeared in numerous video games and animated series Brian Sack is a correspondent on CNN Headline s Glenn Beck program Mike Schatz 6 voices the character of Emory on the animated series Aqua Teen Hunger Force References edit Comedy Free for All by Tray Butler for Creative Loafing February 10 2001 Retrieved March 25 2007 Young Audiences 2006 2007 Programming Woodruff Arts Center Retrieved March 26 2007 Trial Practice Institute Archived 2007 04 01 at the Wayback Machine National Criminal Defense College Retrieved March 26 2007 Ex Fayetteville resident goes Legal Archived 2007 09 28 at the Wayback Machine by Rodney Ho for The Atlanta Journal Constitution January 16 2007 Retrieved March 25 2007 About Us Archived 2007 01 26 at the Wayback Machine from Laughing Matters website Retrieved March 25 2007 Creative Director s Hobby is no Laughing Matter by Erin Moriarty for the Atlanta Business Chronicle September 29 2006 Retrieved March 25 2007 External links editLaughing Matters official website National Criminal Defense College Young Audience Woodruff Arts Center Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Laughing Matters amp oldid 1126061901, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
