5 Things for Your Weekend: Start With a Laugh from Comedian Darrell Joyce

Darrell Joyce: Female-Perpetuated Myths About Men and Other Laughs
The Funny Bone Comedy Club presents the razor-sharp wit of Darrell Joyce nightly through Sunday, Jan. 29. Critics say the author of "MisInformation: The Female Perpetuated Myths About Men” can bring a crowd to tears (of joy) as he shares his observations about life. Nothing is off limits for the comedian, who finds humor in just about everything, including the myths perpetrated by females, the subject of his first book.

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Tallgrass Theatre Presents ‘Dancing With the Moon’
There are three more chances to see Tallgrass Theatre’s “Dancing With the Moon” by Tom Deiker. Directed by Jerry Eisenhour. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Rex Mathes Auditorium, 1401 Vine St.

Performances are also scheduled for Feb. 3 and Feb. 4. Sign-language interpretation for the Feb. 4 performance available upon request

"Dancing With the Moon” is the story of earthy, middle-aged Kate, who is divorced and looking for love in all the wrong places, tutors virginal graduate student Francis on ways to woo women. In the process, they both get much more than they bargained for.

Java Jazz at the West Town Church
The West Town Church, which meets at 5 p.m. on Saturdays at Stilwell Junior High School, 1601 Vine St., presents its annual free concert, Java Jazz, at this week’s worship service. Java Jazz offers a mix of coffee, jazz music, and art work by local artists. West Town Church is a satellite church of Walnut Creek Community Church in Windsor Heights.

Larry Berneguel Plays Gino's
Acoustic guitarist Larry Berenguel performs at 8 p.m. Saturday at Gino’s West Glen, 5513 Mills Civic Pkwy., Suite 100. The artist plays a mix of American folk, Southern rock, Latin, rhythm and blues, and Raggae.

Even more music at The Longest Yard
Performing classic rock and blues, the Craig Swalwell Band is at The Longest Yard, 122 Fifth St., Saturday. The show starts at 9 p.m.