Our last show was 7/11/23
If laughter really is the best medicine, then we definitely have a healing evening planned. This July, we’re bringing “It's Funny You Ask: Stories of Life's Most Hilarious Moments,” to Joe’s Pub, where we’ll share the tales that keep us laughing well after the fact. From the awkward to the absurd, you can expect hilarious stories told by our dynamic community of multigenerational storytellers. Join us Tuesday, July 11 in NYC (and available to livestream wherever you can laugh along).
Team 20s: Marina di Marzo is a writer and performer based in New York City who uses humor to explore her first generation Italian upbringing, fashion, and Michael Eisner. In her spare time, she's also a news producer.
Team 30s: Dinah Susan Alobeid is a writer, dancer, and marketing professional (not always in that order). Her fiction has appeared in DarkWinter Literary Magazine and her nonfiction and poetry can be found in Spectrum Magazine, MediaPost, and more. She lives in New Jersey with her partner and son.
Team 40s: Carolyn Castiglia is a multi-disciplinary artist who employs stand-up, storytelling, music, and more to wow audiences with her powerfully funny and endearing performances. Carolyn is also an award-winning writer whose work has appeared on NBC News, Yahoo!, and more.
Team 50s: Mina Hartong is an award-winning comedian, performing and touring for over twenty years. Favorite shows include Don’t Tell Mama’s, Queer at HERE, and the Montreal Fringe Festival. When she is not on stage, Mina enjoys teaching and developing new comics. Mina also produces and hosts the comedy show Lez Out Loud.
Team 60s: Jude Treder-Wolff is a singer, songwriter, storyteller, improviser, writer and performer. She is host and creator of (mostly) TRUE THINGS, a game wrapped in a storytelling show that features true stories – with a twist.
Team 70s: Judith Katz is a practicing psychotherapist, aspiring storyteller, performer, and late bloomer. She is developing a one woman show with the working title "The Book of Ruth: The Unabridged Version”; a true story about her relationship with her mother.
