Get ready for a funeral unlike any you’ve attended before. Playwright Brad Dickson, Emmy Award-winning former staff writer for “The Tonight Show,” is bringing his uproarious play, “Lovely Idiots,” to New York City for an industry presentation. Known for his sharp wit and comedic timing, Dickson invites audiences to a memorial service brimming with laughter, proving that even death can be darn funny.

Dickson’s diverse background shines through in his work. From writing jokes for late-night television to penning humor columns in the days of thriving newspapers, his comedic voice has resonated across various mediums. His essays have graced the pages of prestigious publications like the Los Angeles Times and America Magazine, and he’s even co-authored two books published by Simon & Schuster. This breadth of experience clearly informs his playwriting, bringing a seasoned understanding of comedy to the stage.

“Lovely Idiots” centers around a group of New York actors and producers who gather to mourn the passing of a once-famous theatrical icon. But this isn’t your typical somber affair. Dickson’s play promises a comedic exploration of the theater world, its personalities, and perhaps even the absurdity of life itself. The premise alone hints at the kind of witty observations and character-driven humor that Dickson is known for.

This isn’t Dickson’s first foray into the theater world. His plays have been produced in numerous venues across the United States and Canada, demonstrating his commitment to the stage. “Lovely Idiots” marks another exciting chapter in his playwriting career, offering New York audiences a taste of his unique comedic perspective.

The industry presentation of “Lovely Idiots” will take place on Thursday, April 3rd, at 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM at Open Jar Studios, located at 1601 Broadway, New York City. Those interested in attending this unique theatrical experience can contact 646-338-5472 or [email address removed] for further details and to RSVP. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the comedic genius of Brad Dickson and experience a funeral that’s sure to leave you in stitches.