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As venues began to open again in the spring, Northeastern Pennsylvania comedians Zack Hammond and Dan Hoppel wasted no time getting back on the road to give people what they need most after the worst year in living memory – a really good laugh.
Friends and fans back home have been following their cross-country exploits on socialmedia, and this weekend they’ll be able to see them live in person at the San Cataldo Club in Hoppel’s hometown of Dunmore on Saturday, July 31.
“Zack asking me to open for him on his national tour was a dream come true. Two months straight on the road was an amazing and surreal experience. If I never get to do anything like this again, I’m still so grateful,” he told NEPA Scene.
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The British broadcaster Channel 4 plans to create a sitcom based on a script by Irish writer Hugh Travers. “Hunger” centers on the Irish Famine and has become a lightening rod of controversy. While the proposed production is still in its infancy and no one has yet to see a finished product, many prominent historians, politicians, and social media talking heads have attacked the sitcom unconscionable for making light of a catastrophic event in Irish history, an event that still reverberates in Irish today.
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In The Irish Times, Tim Pat Coogan, author of The Famine Plot, likened it to a comedy about the Holocaust during WWII, saying his reaction was one of “dismay.” Christine Kinealy, director of the Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University, reflected on the legacy of the Famine and its relevance in today’s global world, writing, “Hunger and famine exist in many parts of the world today. Viewing them through a prism of comedy is not only insulting, it is
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