Opened with a well informed riff on Delaware. Followed with the usual political stuff, but the highlight for me were his takes on kids and dogs. Some clever ad-libs and he handled hecklers well. Got a lot of press including this and a mention on the Daily Show of a giant promotion poster.

He's still got it. He remains just as insightful and hilarious as his performance twenty years ago. The topics have evolved into fatherhood, technology, pharmaceutical commercials and ass jokes, but the foibles of human nature continue to provide belly laughs .

While her written material was good, her bantering with the audience was the highlight. Quick witted and able to make jokes about various jobs without being condescending. She reluctantly took an intermission break and had an even harder time ending the show. She just loves telling her stories. The video below is a story told at the show:

Henson puppeteers featuring the Miscreant Puppets in a hilarious night of improv. Barbara got to be part of the show, as Wilmington native Michael Oosterom performed a song about Barbara the nurse and Jerry the scientist from Fair Hill. Michael also got to work in a few jokes about this time as an usher at the Christiana Mall movie theater. Quickly creating witty lines in improv must be tough enough, but doing it while also making up songs on the spot and pupettering at the same time was amazing. Cast also included Tyler Bunch, Allan Trautman, and Alison Mork (Chairy on Pee-Wee's Playhouse).

Repeat performance, but all new material. Same laid back style, though the deadpan delivery was cracked a few times by a chuckle. Also seemed to be fewer one liners and more story telling so harder to come away with good jokes for the office., but good stuff none the less.

Another Grand Opera House Meet & Greet, with the very affable Fred Armisen. He just wandered in unaccompanied through the front door and started introducing himself. I had bought one of his 7'singles which he volunteered to autograph.

We've seem him before and he seemed more somber this time. His longest piece was about his late alcoholic mother and his mellowing racist father. Still, some good humor and an engaging Q & A.