Comedic songs about healthcare by H.R. Britton
Saturday, May 16, 2026
7 - 9 pm at Muso
2040 Winnebago St. Madison
Half of net proceeds go to the Connie and Michael Matheson Memorial Scholarship for students in the Medical Assistant program at Madison College
Laughter is medicine.
If anyone's in dire need of some medicinal laughter, it’s healthcare workers. And they’ll get a healthy dose of it at the January 24th performance of H.R. Britton’s “Medical Melodies.” Inspired by Alan Sherman and "Weird Al" Yankovic, Britton rewrites pop and rock tunes to reflect the humorous side of a career in healthcare.
He takes songs like Paul Simon’s “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover” and turns them into songs like “50 Ways to Love Your Liver.” Or, he re-envisions John Lennon’s “Imagine” as a silly ode to medical imaging -- "Imaging."
For over thirty years, H.R. Britton has been an actor, musician, comedic storyteller, and a host of variety shows. He has appeared in independent films, acted onstage in the Midwest and the East Coast, and toured his solo shows internationally.
It is his career in healthcare reception that provided the impetus for this venture. “I’ve got a surreal sense of humor, and it’s fun to get nurses, receptionists, doctors, and lab techs laughing. Working in healthcare’s not a walk in the park. Every laugh helps.”
Medical Melodies
Comedic songs about healthcare
by H.R. Britton
Saturday, May 16th, 2026
7 - 9 pm at Muso
2040 Winnebago St. Madison
Half of net proceeds go to
The Connie and Michael Matheson Memorial Scholarship
for students in the Medical Assistant program at Madison College