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April 18, 2012 Arts » Comedy

Local nightclubs and bars are increasingly opening their doors to budding standup acts

by Craig D. Lindsey @unclecrizzle

The room is not close to full at Tir Na Nog on this particular Monday, the night after Easter Sunday. But there are still a few people at the downtown Raleigh pub checking out the comedians trying to tell jokes that'll make…

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