“Fall River’s Funniest Sons” are finally teaming up with the world’s most famous Portuguese fireman, Steve Lopes, for a one-of-a-kind comedy show that promises to make audiences remember the funnier ...

FALL RIVER — It’s been two decades since a hilarious, off-beat show at Bristol Community College — which was mainly conceived for family and friends — turned out to be a surprise success and set ...

The Portuguese Kids will perform an improv show in Fall River on July 10 before embarking on a tour of Portugal. The "iMPROVISITAS!" show incorporates audience suggestions, ensuring each performance ...

We’re thrilled to have Derrick DeMelo and Brian Martins in studio this morning sharing about their new sketch comedy series “Portuguese Problems.” “The Portuguese Kids”, the New England based, but ...

At the end of a long corridor in a Fall River mill, Keri Borba waited for her shot at fame. She showed up with two bottles of wine and her best Portuguese accent, the one she learned to mimic in ...

With their brand of insightful satirical comedy, the Portuguese Kids have discovered that while we may speak with different accents, our laughter sounds much the same. For 14 years this four-man ...

The Portuguese Kids will be stopping by tonight; prepare to split your sides laughing. During the long Heritage Day weekend, Portuguese Bermudians will have the chance to celebrate the funnier side of ...

The Portuguese Kids are holding a wedding, and the public is invited to join in the hilarity as the comedy troupe unveils its new show locally. Appropriately planned at White’s of Westport, a wedding ...

As the threat of retirement looms, a traveling salesman decides to go out singing in João Nicolau's wilfully eccentric comedy. If a particularly enterprising Portuguese amateur theater group took it ...

PARADISE — The twisted paths of love and desire will take place in the romantic comedy, “The Portuguese Kid” coming to Theatre On the Ridge in Paradise Feb. 27-Mar. 8. Director Jerry Miller will play ...

‘The Portuguese Kid,” John Patrick Shanley’s latest play, is the funniest new comedy I’ve reviewed since…well, maybe ever. An extravagantly romantic comedy of horrifically bad ethnic manners, it’s a ...