Sentences with LOW-COMEDY

"The play was full of low comedy, with slapstick humor and funny dialogues."

"The comedian's stand-up routine was a mix of low comedy and witty one-liners."

"The movie relied heavily on low comedy to generate laughs, with silly gags and physical humor."

"The sitcom was known for its low comedy, often resorting to crude jokes to amuse the audience."

"The clown's performance was filled with low comedy, including pranks and exaggerated gestures."

"The play's plot was overshadowed by the constant stream of low comedy, making it hard to take seriously."

"The actor specialized in low comedy, playing the fool or bumbling character in many films."

"The theater troupe aimed to bring low comedy to the masses, using accessible humor that appealed to all."

"The variety show included a segment of low comedy, featuring funny skits and parodies of popular culture."

"The script relied on low comedy to keep the audience entertained, but lacked depth in terms of storytelling."

"The comedy club showcased both high and low comedy acts, catering to different tastes."

"The movie's humor was a bit too low comedy for my liking, I prefer intellectual jokes."

"The actor's career was built on his talent for low comedy, making people laugh with his antics."

"The play had a perfect balance of high drama and low comedy, capturing the audience's attention throughout."

"The TV show's pilot had a few moments of low comedy, but overall aimed for a more sophisticated humor."

"The comedian's jokes bordered on low comedy, often venturing into offensive territory."

"The film festival featured a wide range of genres, from high drama to low comedy."

"The sitcom's low comedy appealed to a broad audience, attracting viewers from different age groups."

"The play's low comedy was a hit with the crowd, provoking boisterous laughter and applause."

"The comedy sketch relied on low comedy to poke fun at societal norms and expectations."