This is really good. I liked the fact that it isn't preachy, and the comics are clearly professional. There is no agenda here, just stand-up comedy in a beautiful theater (it might be a church) in the Los Angeles area. I was not impressed with Ms. Heaton's performance, but she's not a comedienne. She's an actress, clearly involved with this release because of her celebrity. Weird, but the best act wasn't even a comic. The last act used puppets, and it's the first time I've ever laughed at a puppet act. He brought people out of the audience and gave his puppets to them and they manipulated while he tried to sync his voice with the puppet mouths. Hilarious. He is worth the price of the DVD by himself.
Review of Thou Shalt Laugh
