Year-end laughs

By Nan Kording

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See some of the Midwest’s top comedians this Saturday during the Best of the Midwest Comedy Showcase. The show features up-and-coming comedians from central Illinois, Chicago and St. Louis. Located just 45 minutes from Springfield, Mason City Limits Comedy Club offers a full bar and routinely hosts top comedians from Comedy Central, “The Tonight Show,” “Late Night with Dave Letterman,” HBO, Conan, “The Bob and Tom Show” and more. Owner Chris Spreyer has been in the comedy business since 1989, performing to audiences all across the United States for 13 years, eventually returning to his hometown to open the Mason City Limits Comedy Club in 2002. Tickets for Saturday’s show are $6 when purchased online in advance, or $5 cash at the door. For more information about the Best of the Midwest Comedy Showcase or Mason City Limits Comedy Club, visit http://mclimits.com.

Best of Midwest Comedy Showcase
Saturday, Dec. 26, 8-10pm
Mason City Limits
Comedy Club, 114 E. Chestnut
Mason City, IL 62664
482-5233
$6 online, $5 cash only at door

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