This review of Mo Welch’s Dad Jokes was originally published in December. The documentary/special is being re-released this month, just in time for both Father’s Day and Pride! It will be available on ...

You may know Mo Welch's creative and cutting-comedy from her "Dad Jokes" comedy special or her recently concluded stand-up tour with Brett Goldstein (known for his role as Roy Kent in the Apple TV+ ...

Mo Welch spent years trying to make jokes about the father who abused her mother and abandoned her family without totally bumming out her audience. Now, she has perfected the art of the extremely dark ...

Her docu-special, Dad Jokes, available now on YouTube, is a collaborative effort co-directed by Dan Hartigan and Welch herself. It offers a unique perspective on comedy, delving into the realm of dad ...

When queer cartoonist and comedian Mo Welch sent her estranged father a text message, asking for his help with a “little project” she was working on, she had no idea if he would actually show up.

Comedian Mo Welch has told a fair amount of dad jokes over the course of her career, though likely not the kind you’re thinking of. The writer, director, and cartoonist has used her time at the mic to ...

EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Mo Welch announced on Tuesday that her stand-up special/documentary hybrid Dad Jokes will premiere on YouTube via 800 Pound Gorilla on June 14th. Filmed at the Lodge Room in ...

It’s safe to say we’ve all—unfortunately—heard a bad dad joke. But the comedian Mo Welch has made her career out of telling really good ones. The Normal, Illinois native’s earliest comedy routine and ...

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In a very unique show, Cartoonist (The New Yorker, author of How to Die Alone) and comedian (Conan, Comedy Central) Mo Welch has merged her art and comedy into one show about attachment. In the summer ...

In her debut special “Dad Jokes,” comedian Mo Welch finds unlikely comedy in a father who abused her mother, went to prison, and then disappeared for 20 years. Editorial Director Mo Welch spent years ...