I don’t think I’ve laughed this much in months, and I have “This American Life Live” to thank.

On Thursday night, I went to watch a live broadcast of the popular radio show on the big screen at Tinseltown in Oklahoma City. According to the show’s website, the first live show was held in 2009 and more than 50,000 people came out to theaters across the world to see it.

Joining other listeners, or should I say viewers, I turned up to see what host Ira Glass had in store for us all. One thing’s for sure, he definitely didn’t disappoint.

To drop a few hints, the show included musical stylings from OK GO, comedic dance performances,  captivating storytelling, an unexpected musical performance from a pop diva and NPR Fresh Air Host Terry Gross robbing a bank.

Yes, that’s right. Terry Gross robbed a bank. Or at least she did in Mike Birbiglia’s short film for the show. Watch the video below to see what I’m talking about.

It was a fun show, and the audience even got to participate in some of the segments. I won’t give anything away, but I recommend downloading the Android and iPhone app beforehand. If you don’t have one of these devices, don’t worry. You’ll have plenty to do, too.

As much as I liked the music and artistic expression, a stand-up routine sticks out in my mind as one of the best segments of the night. Comedian Tig Notaro had a hilarious routine about running into a late ’80s pop star several times and complimenting her voice. You’ll just have to watch the show to see who it is.

Some theaters are expected to hold an encore screening of the show at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. If you missed it once, don’t let it happen again. Look for tickets here.