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The road brings Proops -- who first leaped to fame as a member of the zany Whose Line Is It Anyway? crew on the BBC and later on Drew Carey's American version of the improv comedy series -- to the Comedy Works in Denver for a three-night stand. But only tonight's 10 p.m. show will be preserved for posterity as a Proopscast. Curious about what that might sound like? Check out previous podcasts on Proops's website.
Tix for tonight's shows (there's also one without Proopscast at 8 p.m.) are $15; the price goes up to $23 on Friday and Saturday. Visit the Comedy Works online or call 303-595-3637 for reservations.
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