Michael Inge delivers sharp, southern, sassy stand-up, blending quick wit and storytelling. He shares hilarious tales of growing up gay in rural Virginia, navigating life in NYC, and finding humor in faith, family, and relationships.
Dirty Stroller – CAROLINE HERSHEY
From trying to contain the chaos in an NYC apartment, to googling “Boarding Pre-Schools Tri-State Area,” Caroline’s solo show Dirty Stroller is New York or Nowhere meets mommy meltdown, with a side of birth control. Hear what it’s really like raising twin toddlers and a 1 year old in the city while trying to find a moment of peace in the Whole Foods elevator.
Surviving the Spectrum – KRISTEN ROMNEY
As a child, I was diagnosed with several learning disabilities (or as I prefer to say learning different abilities) and speech impediments, in addition to being on the autism spectrum. All of this combined led to a plethora of daily challenges, from not being able to say my own name to struggling in school to difficulties managing social situations. Even many years post-school, these diagnoses contain to present challenges in my day-to-day adult life, such as struggling to maintain eye contact. As a stand-up comedian, I have taken these memories from my childhood as well as facts about my life now and have turned this all into a routine that both tells my story and engages audiences with my comedic flair.
SOLOCOM NYC has launched over 400 new solo comedies that have gone on to longer runs, tours and festivals around the world (including the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.)
SOLOCOM NYC is a festival of new solo work. All shows presented are 75% 100% new material, and are created specifically for the festival. SOLOCOMs goal is to push artists to create a show that is meaningful, personal and to follow the fear.
