Caution: Belly Laughs Ahead

You braved the crowds and finished your Christmas shopping ahead of everyone else, so now it's time for a present for yourself. Leave the kids at home and check out some "inappropriate humor for all" with Slow Children Crossing, a Los Angeles-based sketch comedy group featuring Brett J. Butler, Destini...

By Jennifer Medina

December 17, 2009

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You braved the crowds and finished your Christmas shopping ahead of everyone else, so now it's time for a present for yourself. Leave the kids at home and check out some "inappropriate humor for all" with Slow Children Crossing, a Los Angeles-based sketch comedy group featuring Brett J. Butler, Destini Meshack, Alem Sapp, Tiffany Thomas and Booker T. grad Saudia Rashed. The group, who's in talks to have its own reality show, will hit the stage with Common People, giving you a chance to see them before they explode onto the comedy scene. Catch the one-night-only performance Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Clarence Muse Cafe and Theatre, Black Academy of Arts and Letters at Dallas Convention Center Theater Complex, 650 S. Griffin St. Tickets are $19. Call 214-743-2400 or visit tbaal.org.
Sat., Dec. 19, 2009

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