Comics Against Civility

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10) Comics Against Civility
Sunday, May 4
Voodoo Comedy Playhouse
When comedians take on civility, everyone wins. Loosely based on the game Cards Against Humanity, the show asks comics to pick an audience-suggested topic card, then riff some uncivil jokes based off what they see. This month, comedians Mike Jones, Todd Couch, David Glasspool and Nate Balding will compete for the title of "Denver's Least Civil Comedian," though this is just the second installment in an ongoing contest with many rounds yet to come. Hosted by Zac Maas and Jake Browne of the Whiskey & Cigarettes podcast, Comics Against Civility pushes comics into the spotlight without the crutch of their road-tested act, offering the audience something new each time. In honor of the unofficial May the Fourth be With You holiday, the topic cards will feature Star Wars-themed prompts. The show is under Sex Pot comedy's rotating Sunday night series of showcases, which differ from other shows at Voodoo. Past installments -- including Cartoons & Comedy and The Fine Gentleman's Club showcases -- have been pleasantly weird. - Westword