Elle Key and Keegan-Michael Key, actor (him), producer (her), now co-authors of a slender, conversational book, “The History of Sketch Comedy.” And by the end of that history, they try to ...

And unlike many other quality news outlets, we choose not to lock Americans out of ... Elle know more than a few of the Key characteristics of successful sketch comedy. Which means they would ...

E KEY: Like you do. K KEY: ...And stubbing your toe, like you do. SIMON: What role did the court jester play, do you think, in the development of sketch comedy? Was this the whole idea of ribbing ...

However, according to Key himself, one sketch outshines the rest in terms of the number of times fans reference it to his face. "It's usually someone either across the street or five feet from me ...

Keegan-Michael Key was just the person to write “The History of Sketch Comedy.” At least, that’s what Elle Key thought. “Elle pitched me, gosh, what was it, seven and a half, eight years ...

The book will detail the long history and future for the art and craft of sketch comedy Keegan-Michael Key knows a thing or two about sketch comedy. The actor and Elle Key exclusively revealed to ...