When you're at the Wall of Continuum, each artist you link to has a brief clip you might remember. You can put yourself into a favorite sketch, such as "Schweddy Balls," from Saturday Night Live. Jokes and bits are everywhere, on screens, playing overhead, printed on plaques.
At the National Comedy Center it's all about the jokesĪs you tour the Center, overhead you will catch tidbits of comedic bits from the past 100 years of recorded comedic history, such as Vaudeville, Lenny Bruce, the Muppets, Benny Hill, Rodney Dangerfield, and late-night hosts such as Johnny Carson and Stephen Colbert and Trevor Noah.
This shrine to the art of comedy is designed to make everyone laugh at every exhibit. When you hear the word "museum," what comes to mind? Grade-school field trips to see dusty dioramas? Nonworking "interactive" displays? One fun exhibit that's too crowded to see?
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