Negin Farsad (Photo: Bret Hartman/Courtesy)The Arkansas chapter of the National Association of Social Workers has teamed up with the GoodLaugh Comedy Tour and the Center for Media & Social Impact to bring “The Great American Punchline” to the Fayetteville Town Center on Saturday, July 13.
The show, adapted from a pilot launched at the Kennedy Center, will feature nationally recognized comedians Negin Farsad, Chris Gethard, Dylan Adler, Ali Sultan, Corey Ryan Forrester, Maggie Crane, and Yasmin Elhady. The interactive event promises heartfelt and humorous stories about America, highlighting human connections and the power of comedy to bridge divides.
Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 and are available on Eventbrite.
Parking will be available in the Fayetteville Town Center parking deck, with free parking included in the ticket price.
The Center for Media & Social Impact (CMSI), based at American University, focuses on media for equity, social change, and social justice. GoodLaugh, a program of CMSI, combines humor, social justice, and entertainment to create comedy that addresses social issues, believing in the power of “laughing in the face of injustice.” The Arkansas chapter of the National Association of Social Workers represents and advocates for social workers in the state, working to enhance professional standards and advance sound social policies.
