“Chelsea Lately” regular Loni Love is using her late-night notoriety to stage a national tour, including four shows at Denver’s Improv at Northfield Stapleton Feb. 10-11.

Andy Kindler, in all his kvetching, breathlessly free-associative, pinball-minded glory, is a comic in the classic mold. One could easily picture him playing a range of storied environments, from vaudeville stages to smoky ’50s nightclubs. But his neurotic meta-comedy is also firmly of the present.

In advance of his Boulder date on Feb. 2, comedian Demetri Martin dishes on his new TV special, his canceled Comedy Central show and why he’s louder than he wants to be.

Denver-based comedy troupe the Grawlix is marking a year of shows with a new venue and the same smart, fearless jokes we’ve come to know from Ben Roy, Andrew Orvedahl and Adam Cayton-Holland.

Denver-based comedian Louis Johnson, who headlines Wit’s End this weekend, came from humble beginnings. So is he just your average guy — only a hell of a lot funnier? We caught up with him to find out.

Denver’s stand-up comedy clubs ring in the New Year with Finesse Mitchell, Kenny Kane and more.

Reverb’s John Wenzel runs down the best comedy shows, comedy albums and video games of 2011. Just like any mature man should.

Dean Ween, a.k.a. Mickey Melchiondo, talks touring, fishing and why he’s loathe to revisit the bands thousands of unreleased songs.

Album review: Guided By Voices, “Let’s Go Eat The Factory”

Mara Wiles’ can thank her rapid ascent in the local stand-up scene to her quick-witted routines, devastatingly funny asides and ability to get on all the best shows. We talk to her in advance of her Dec. 17 LadyFace sketch show.