Hide your kids and grab a drink for a night of comedy (on Zoom) before your work week begins again (on Zoom). It’s time to unmute yourself so that Dylan Adler, Roselle Bajet, Jen Kwok, and Jordan Leung can hear your belly laughs. (Just do it--it makes us all feel less alone.)

NOTE: My portion of the box office will be matched dollar for dollar and all proceeds will be donated to https://stopaapihate.org/

Show time 8:00PM Eastern Standard Time

Tix: $10

Tickets Available Here: https://www.keepsakehouse.com/shows/unmute-yourself

Facebook Event: https://fb.me/e/23fJQGUzU

Poetry/Cabaret: "SEASONED"--it's our non-holiday holiday show, and it's going to be BIG! Join us for a great lineup of song, poetry, and comedy--as well as an introduction to an exciting new magazine, GRAND, and performances from A GOOD MIXER, a new project involving cocktails and longing. Think of it as a boozier, more urbane Spoon River Anthology. Perfect for the holiday season!

This "variety salon" will feature poetry from Tyler Mills and Thoughtress; comedy from Ashley Gavin; and music from Jen Kwok and Kat Liz Kramer.

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AN ASIAN AMERICAN FILM THING is a celebration of Asian- American filmmakers by screening their shorts. For this month we celebrate animations and music videos! We want to focus on shorts that show Asian- Americans in a light that the media usually never portrays us in. This is also a motivating and inspiring event for Asian- American filmmakers to tell their story even if it's unpolished. This night will explore Identity and the power of visual storytelling. There will also be a musical treat at the end of the event!

Tonight is hosted by: Angel Yau and Jen Kwok
Animations and Music Videos TBA
Musical Acts TBA

Doors 6:30 PM, show 7:00 PM.
Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door.
21+
This event is mixed seated and standing room. Seats are first-come, first-served.
REFUND POLICY: Tickets may be refunded up to 24 hours before the event. Within 24 hours we may take exchanges for other events at our discretion. No refunds after the event.

Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Six women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. Generation Women is a unique, intimate literary salon that brings together women of all ages. All are welcome to join us for our annual "Best Of" show, for one night only at Joe's Pub.

TALE
The Red Room
Thurs, Feb 21 at 9pm

No hokey gimmicks. No dumb themes. No bad Tinder date stories – TALE brings you the best in NYC’s storytelling!

Featuring performers with creds from SNL, NPR, Comedy Central, VICE, HBO and beyond.

Yourself, Your Body

Union Hall
Monday February 18
7:30pm Doors / 8:00pm Show

Hosted by Arti Gollapudi, Yourself Your Body is a comedic variety show discussing our hearts, farts, strange parts, and minds with an aim to dismantle social binaries & the beauty standards of mainstream media through sharing stories & reclaiming space. This show is dedicated to the weird, the beautiful, the gross, and, ultimately, the human.

Join Reductress writers and hosts Eva Victor and Taylor Garron for a stand-up/variety show that will leave you saying, "Haha...WOW!!"

Doors: 6:30pm
Show: 7:00pm
Tickets: 10 advance, $12 at the door
21+

Caveat, 21A Clinton St
Please note: venue is seated and standing room. Please arrive early for best seats.

Thurs, 10/11
8pm at Starr Barr
214 Starr St, BK, NY

Laugh to Keep from Crying is the second event presented by Yeah, That's What She Said as a part of the 2018 Ritual community programming. 

Ritual is a series of events centered around your self-care and revitalization. As the world around us becomes more violent and toxic, YTWSS is working to provide a space of healing, rejuvenation and creativity. We will use art, music, poetry, skills sharing, laughter and each another to give us an outlet to take care of ourselves. Although self-care can sometimes feel out of reach and hard to do on a daily basis, as a community we can support and uplift each other in finding our own ritual of self-preservation. 

Laugh to Keep from Crying is an all women of color comedy showcase as a part of the Ritual series. Let's support WoC comedians interrupting this male-dominated industry & take a break from the outside world, even for just one night.

Hosted by the hilarious queen Milly Tamarez (Milly Tea) 
Karolena Theresa
Arti Gollapudi
Jen Kwok
Fareeha Khan
Chewy May
Dominique Euqinimod
Taylor Garron

Suggested donation $10-15 sliding scale. All donations go directly to performers.

https://www.facebook.com/events/321588918590423/?ti=icl

The year is 2162 and the universe is in catastrophic trouble. Only the VERY best humans can save it. The Plutars, an alien race, have traveled through history to find the most impressive humans from each category (conquerors, feminists, one-term presidents, people called James, etc), reanimating the top five people – but the catch is that they can only keep one from each batch alive. The five reanimated contestants must compete in a series of challenges to decide which of them will get to live – and join the aliens in their mission of salvation.

The show is hosted by lowly humans Keisha Zollar and Andrew Kimler, who the aliens have identified as the best game show hosts in human history.

Created by KAZM

Doors: 9:00pm
Show: 9:30pm
Tickets: $10
21+
Please note that the venue is seated and standing room. Please arrive early for best seats.

THE SEASON FINALE

Join us for the FINAL LIVE SHOW (before September 27th anyway) and get your summer started with:

Kristin Brey
Grace Canahuati
Gary DeNoia
Katie Hutch
Sarah Peele
James Tison
Ann Marie Grace

and special guest
Mary Cait Kelly

with musical guest
Jen Kwok

all written and hosted by
Giancarlo Mariutto
Sean Reidy

And directed by true angel
Anthony Jackson

The Peoples Improv Theater
123 E 24th St, New York, New York 10010

WOKE AF is a monthly all-inclusive comedy variety show where artists share performances - some comedic, some not - speaking to the social issues they're passionate about. WOKE AF is equal parts hilarity and enlightenment and if you don't go to this YOU'RE RACIST!
JK! But seriously you should come. 

This June we're featuring:

Hari Kondabolu (Netflix)
Dewayne Perkins (The Break with Michelle Wolf)
Jen Kwok (ABC, HBO)
Aileen Danielle Clark (UCBT)
Black Power, White Privilege (two-person improv team from DC)
& more!

Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, East Village
153 E 3rd St, New York, New York 10009

Caveat presents
Hypothesisters: Songs of Scientific Women
:: Underground Science Festival NYC ::

Hypothesisters: Songs of Scientific Women is a cabaret featuring original songs by Kate Villa (The Break With Michelle Wolf), Lisa Mongillo(Reductress), Grace Oberhofer (BMI) and Amanda D'Archangelis (Single Rider: The Musical). It’s full of discoveries, nuclear fission, fossilized shit, and women saving the world. Let’s map the sky, bitches.
Hosted by: 
The Harvard Computers:
Alexandria Iona (Cold Coffee, UCB) 
Lindsay-Elizabeth Hand (Edge In Motion) 

Featuring: 
Hannah Shealy (Williamstown Theater Festival) 
Liz Damuth (54 Below)
Jen Kwok (Friends from College)
Alexis Floyd (Single Rider: The Musical)
Gaby Hornig (54 Below)

With Characters From: 
Monique Moses (Broad City, UCB)
Maggie Widdoes (Dead Meet, UCB)
Molly Ruben-Long(JFL)
Glennis LaRoe (Come Ova)
Fareeha Khan (SUP)
Juliet Prather (SUP) 

Music Directed by Michael Kaish (Summer: The Donna Summer Musical) 

Doors: 6:30, Show: 7:00
Tickets: $15 in advance, $20 at the door
21+

::: About the Underground Science Festival NYC :::
Unearthing science buried by racism and sexism

Tired of hearing the same names honored at every science event? Wondering what’s missing from the mainstream narrative? Sick of boring panels with high ticket prices – or have you just avoided these things at all costs? The Underground Science Festival was created for you. Subversive science comedy, unconventional deep dives into the failures that drive science, and introductions to the unsung and forgotten science heroes who should have gotten credit all along. Come have a drink with us and go home smarter.

Caveat presents
An Asian American Film Thing

Come celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month by screening short films by Asian-American filmmakers. There will be a discussion with the filmmakers and a musical treat at the end of the event. Hosted by Angel Yau and Hye Yun Park, this night will explore Identity and the power of visual storytelling.

Doors: 9:00pm, Show: 9:30pm

Tickets: $8 adv / $10 door

21+

Caveat
21 A Clinton St, New York, New York 10002

Please note this is a mixed seated and standing venue. Please arrive early for the best seats.

Hye Yun Park is an actor, writer, filmmaker based in New York. She has written and performed in several short films and created 2 seasons of the award winning web series HEY YUN, which she wrote, directed and starred in. First Kiss NYC, a viral video she made of diverse New Yorkers smooching strangers, has been written up by the Huffington Post, Daily Mail UK and many more. When not making weird videos, she is prancing around town taking pictures of toys, clowning around or acting in other people’s films. Her new web series BKPI — a multi-racial action dramedy about 3 female private investigators. 

Angel Yau is a comedian, storyteller and filmmaker from Queens, New York. She started her comedy career (unintentionally) when she ran for her high school election. She has been featured on Joe Mande’s Award-Winning Comedy Special- her first Netflix thing and the Funny or Die short film, Soojung Dreams of Fiji- her first Amazon thing! She is proudly part of the first ever all Asian, all female, musical sketch group, AzN PoP! who just got featured on NBC’s Asian American: A to Z. She is also currently on the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre's Maude Team, “What Would Do.” She has a stop-motion animation series on youtube where she explores her childhood in solitude, rejection and alienation.

Featuring:
David Fung from The Fung Bros.
SJ Son
Woody Fu
Theresa Loong
Joon Chung
Tanmaya Shekhar
Anna Mikami
Esther Chen

With Performances by:
Jen Kwok
Jessica Rowboat
Wo Chan

Fri May 25th, 2018, 7:00pm - $10

A variety show hosted by Woody Fu and SJ Son.

Featuring Jen music by Jen Kwok (Comedy Central) and stand-up by Karen Chee (Late Show with Stephen Colbert)

Tix: https://magnettheater.com/shows/51345-Asian-In-Public