Comedy = Tragedy + Time
Tonight I will perform with The Story Pirates at the WNYC States of the Union Viewing Party. There is the distinct possibility that I will meet Jad Abumrad of Radio Lab. Which means there is also a very distinct possibility that I will try to kiss him on the mouth.
Tuesday, January 24th
WNYC State of the Union Viewing Party
Time: 7:00PM - 10:00PM
Street: 44 Charlton Street, New York, NY
Location: The Greene Space
City/Town: NY, NY
Cost: SOLD OUT
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Accompaniment by Jonathan Vincent
THE SCENE:
Brigid Boyle (The Baldwins, Taco Supreme)
Jenny Hagel (Big Gay Sketch Show, Second City)
Julie Sharbutt (Gravid Water)
Matt Tucker (Code Duello)
Dan Hodapp (Someday The Cake, Beige)
Micah Sherman (Second City, Baby Wants Candy)
ACT TWO:
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Tonight. 9:30PM. The Peoples Improv Theater. Yo La Tengo performs with the cast of Beauty Love Truth to create a night of musically inspired improvisation.
Enjoy.
Featuring an INTRODUCTION by SOMEONE who will speak on the subject of Beauty Love AND/OR Truth.
Georgia and Ira of Yo La Tengo will play their music to inspire improvised scenes. Nothing is planned; it’s all improvised.
Doug Moe (“Doug Moe is a Bad Dad,” UCB’s MOTHER, “30 Rock,” “Conan”)
James Eason (Mother, Conan, “A-Holes, D-Bags & Lovers”)
Jess Allen Eason (Neutrino, Ms Jackson, “American Standard” & “Staunch”)
Risa Sang-uri Harms (UCB)
Shannon Manning UCB, Magnet, PIT, IO Chicago, “Conan”)
Louie Pearlman (Story Pirates, The Spidey Project, Magnet)
Natasha Rothwell (Oh Boy!, Hodapp and Rothwell, The Story Pirates)
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Last week’s show and after-party was an incredible night for The Scene. We sold out the show for the first time and had one of the most fun nights we can remember.
Miss out on the party? Make sure you join our list so you don’t miss out next time.
Coming to the show tonight? Get your tix ahead so we don’t have to say “Sorry Charlie.”
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A pretty great documentary on the madness and beauty of doing stand-up.
