Gone Madigan
Director: Shannon Hartman
Actors: Kathleen Madigan, Lewis Black
PlotA seasoned comedian takes the stage, weaving a tapestry of humor drawn from everyday observations, personal experiences, and sharp social commentary. With a keen eye for the absurdities of modern life, the comedian explores topics ranging from the quirks of air travel and dating to the intricacies of family dynamics and marriage. The performance is punctuated with witty anecdotes and incisive jokes that paint a vivid picture of contemporary culture, while the comedian's engaging storytelling style keeps the audience thoroughly entertained. As the performance progresses, the humor becomes more layered, often revealing deeper insights beneath the surface of each punchline.
Alongside explorations of universal themes, the comedian reflects on the unique challenges and triumphs encountered throughout their career. This introspection adds depth to the humor, as the audience is invited to consider not only what makes them laugh but also why it does so. The show creates a shared experience that resonates with viewers from various walks of life, as they recognize their own struggles and victories in the comedian's tales. Using humor as a lens to view the world, the performance offers both a reprieve from life's pressures and a sense of connection through shared laughter.
Writers: Kathleen Madigan
Release Date: 17 Dec 2010
Runtime: 64 min
Rating: Not Rated
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
The Blu-ray of 'Gone Madigan' offers a mixed experience with unspectacular video, adequate audio, and few notable extras, though opinions on Madigan's humor vary widely.
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