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Margaret Cho
Friday, Apr 20, 2012 8:00p
Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center
Birmingham,
AL
Cho is nothing if not frank. She began writing stand-up jokes at the tender and awkward age of 14. Since then she’s appeared and starred in movies, television and Broadway shows such as “All-American Girl,” “I’m The One That I Want,” “The Sensuous Woman,” “The Cho Show,” “Drop Dead Diva,” and “Dancing with The Stars,” hosted many sell-out national tours, and released a variety of comedy albums, books and DVDs. This performance contains adult language and content.
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Margaret Cho
Margaret Cho is one of the more visible Asian-American women of her time. Although probably best remembered for her short-running sitcom All-American Girl, Korean-American comedian Cho has come a long way since then....
Margaret Cho is one of the more visible Asian-American women of her time. Although probably best remembered for her short-running sitcom All-American Girl, Korean-American comedian Cho has come a long way since then....
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Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center
1200 Tenth Ave. South
Birmingham, AL 35255
205.975.ARTS
1200 Tenth Ave. South
Birmingham, AL 35255
205.975.ARTS
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There are a few things that bother me about Cho, and most of them are superficial. The content of her bits is often a little punkish, but come out sounding like a valley girl, which just seems weird to me. It really detaches me from her, which is a bad thing for a comedian. A good comedian should make you feel like you're there when telling the story through imagery, or express things you can relate to, so you can fill in the gaps yourself. Imagining a character like herself follow through her stories feels unbelievable, and not in the good way. I often wonder how she didn't get decked for just being annoying. She also falls into the common pitfall of self depreciating race jokes. Thats always a bit of a cop out. I mean, I'm fine with it, but when she starts to bomb, out comes the impressions of her mom and the ridiculously thick "asian" accent.
If you like Carlos Mencia, you'll probably like Margaret Cho, which isn't a bad thing, because they aren't horrible comedians if you are into that thing, but their humor really has to be similar to your own for it to be appreciated at all. I find alot of my gay friends really like her because of her strong background in San Francisco, but when asked for specific examples they rarely have anything that doesn't sound kinda dumb upon repeating it outside the comedy scene. Guess you had to be there...