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Love, Sex and The Second City is a romantic, musical comedy revue that blends sketches with songs for a playful, romantic experience. The show has roots in Denver and Chicago, produced by The Second City with collaborations that showcased witty banter, sharp musical numbers, and memorable characters. Though the original Denver run and subsequent Chicago collaboration highlighted a rotating cast and inventive humor, the project remains a notable example of The Second City’s approach to blending narrative, song, and sketch into a cohesive romantic comedy experience. Below you’ll find a concise history, key collaborators, and guidance on finding tickets if a revival or future performances are announced.

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Background: The Denver Center for the Performing Arts hosted the original Denver run (Garner Galleria) during the 2010–11 season under the title Love, Sex and the Second City. A Chicago collaboration followed in early 2012 at the UP Comedy Club, styled as Sex, Love & The Second City: A Romantic Dot Comedy. Notable cast members across the Denver and Chicago runs included Ed Kross (as Edrick), Amanda Blake Davis (as Dorinda), Jimmy Carlson (as Travis), and Carisa Barreca (as Allie). Jimmy Carlson directed the Denver production, with Fred Willard contributing via video segments during the Chicago run. While there are no official albums or singles published for this production, the show remains a celebrated example of The Second City’s romantic, sketch-and-song format. Current tour status shows no verified 2025 dates in credible sources, with the last documented production dating to 2012.

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For fans and theatergoers in cities across the U.S., we’ll continue to monitor credible sources for any revival, tour dates, or regional performances. When new opportunities arise, you can depend on us to help you secure your seats quickly and without hassle.

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Quick Facts About Love, Sex and The Second City

  • Genre: musical comedy revue / romantic musical comedy with sketches and songs (a 'romantic dot comedy').
  • Original Denver run: Denver Center for the Performing Arts (Garner Galleria) during the 2010–11 season; title used was 'Love, Sex and the Second City.'
  • Chicago run: UP Comedy Club (Denver–Chicago Second City collaboration) in early 2012; title used was 'Sex, Love & The Second City: A Romantic Dot Comedy.'
  • Notable cast (Denver/Chicago): Ed Kross as Edrick, Amanda Blake Davis as Dorinda, Jimmy Carlson as Travis, Carisa Barreca as Allie (Stage & Cinema review confirms cast and format).
  • Directors and key contributors: Jimmy Carlson directed the show; he is listed as directing 'Love, Sex and the Second City' at the Denver Center. Fred Willard contributed via video segments in the Chicago run.
  • Discography and singles: no official albums or singles published for this production.

Background: The Denver Center for the Performing Arts hosted the original Denver run (Garner Galleria) during the 2010–11 season under the title Love, Sex and the Second City. A Chicago collaboration followed in early 2012 at the UP Comedy Club, styled as Sex, Love & The Second City: A Romantic Dot Comedy. Notable cast members across the Denver and Chicago runs included Ed Kross (as Edrick), Amanda Blake Davis (as Dorinda), Jimmy Carlson (as Travis), and Carisa Barreca (as Allie). Jimmy Carlson directed the Denver production, with Fred Willard contributing via video segments during the Chicago run. While there are no official albums or singles published for this production, the show remains a celebrated example of The Second City’s romantic, sketch-and-song format. Current tour status shows no verified 2025 dates in credible sources, with the last documented production dating to 2012.

For fans and theatergoers in cities across the U.S., we’ll continue to monitor credible sources for any revival, tour dates, or regional performances. When new opportunities arise, you can depend on us to help you secure your seats quickly and without hassle.

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