Christi D.
10/9/2011
From concept to execution, the show was HILARIOUS. I had major problems seeing anything, but being around the energy of like-minded sane people made me really happy. I live in DC and I love...
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear
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Lenfant Plz SW
Washington, DC 20560
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, located in Washington, DC, is a unique event organized by Comedy Central. This event features a blend of comedy and political satire, drawing inspiration from popular shows like The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Attendees can expect engaging content that touches on significant headlines of the day with a humorous twist.
Visitors to Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear can enjoy guest interviews with well-known personalities, offering extended insights and entertainment. The event provides a platform for discussions on a variety of topics, delivered in a light-hearted and entertaining manner. With a focus on celebrating humor and satire, this gathering promises an engaging experience for those seeking a blend of comedy and current affairs.
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Lynn H.
4/3/2011
Hubby and I attended because we love The Daily Show and The Colbert Report. We were delighted that we did, because we had an absolutely fantastic time; even better than we had hoped for. The...
Pam Z.
10/30/2010
Get excited! The Jon Stewart/Steven Colbert Rally of Fear/Sanity is already drawing a huge crowd on the National Mall...and it hasn't even started yet! However, I do anticipate live music(whose...
Sean M.
11/1/2010
I guess I knew this was going to be kind of a big deal when I started hearing from friends living here in DC that they had friends and family coming into town for this rally. I thought, "Huh?"...
Lily Z.
10/31/2010
The only time I have seen people packed that tightly into any given space was in China. The metro ride into DC was pretty insane. It was one of those thing that you go so you can say "yep, I was...
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