A comedy troupe is a group of comedians or performers who collaborate to create and perform comedic content, such as sketches, stand-up routines, or improv. The members typically share a collective vision and style, working together to entertain audiences through humor. Comedy troupes often develop original material, although they may also perform parodies or adaptations of existing works. The format allows for a dynamic interplay between performers, facilitating spontaneous comedic interactions and fostering a unique group chemistry. Troupes may perform in various venues, including theaters, clubs, and festivals, and can vary in size and composition, from small ensembles to larger teams. The collaborative nature of a comedy troupe often enhances the creativity and variety of the performances, making them a popular choice in the entertainment industry.
Diane Tsuda leads "Tsuda's Brigade," a group of comedians bonded by a shared craft and close camaraderie. The group includes comedians like Sekimachi, Yojō, Shuhei, and Ichikawa, all carefully selected…