THIS is the night that will change all of our lives and nights and days forever. By the way, I got the idea for this topic from the Wilco song
How to Fight Loneliness and NOT BECAUSE I KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT OR ANYTHING.
Okay! See you there!
xoxo Blaise
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The How I Learned Series presents:
HOW I LEARNED TO FIGHT LONELINESS
Featuring:
OPHIRA EISENBERG
(The Moth)
CONNOR GAUDET
(Mr. Beller's Neighborhood)
BRIAN GROSZ
(Lapdance Academy)
CATIE LAZARUS
(Employee of the Month)
D.E. RASSO
(
Love is a Four-Letter Word)
Created, Produced + Hosted by
BLAISE ALLYSEN KEARSLEY
Wednesday, August 24th
8pm / Doors at 7
HAPPY ENDING
302 Broome Street between Forsyth + Eldridge
J, M, Z, F to Delancey
B, D to Grand
FREE!
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Selected as one of New York Magazine's Top 10 Comics, OPHIRA EISENBERG has appeared on Comedy Central, VH-1, Fox, E! Channel and The Joy Behar Show. Her writing has been published in five anthologies including I Killed: True Stories of the Road from America's Top Comics and Heeb Magazine's collection Sex, Drugs & Gefilte Fish. She is a monthly contributor to US Magazine's Fashion Police and a regular host for The Moth.
CONNOR GAUDET is a Brooklyn-based writer, passionately pursuing a life of debt and poverty, Diarist, embellisher and non-fiction storyteller, he occasionally comes clean at The Daily Hell. He is also Managing Editor of the non-fiction literary website Mr. Beller's Neighborhood.
With a "face for radio," BRIAN GROSZ works as a commercial voiceover artist for clients that have included Chase Bank, VH-1, Levitra, Major League Baseball, American Standard and Toyota. When he's not talking on television, Grosz is performing with his blues project, Brian Grosz and The Bad Idea, producing albums for his free-download record label, Lapdance Academy and blogging about tattoos at NeedlesAndSins.com.
CATIE LAZARUS is a writer and comedian. She hosts Employee of the Month, a talk show at the 92 Y Tribeca. She is also the co-creator of The On Time Show, and is delighted to be appearing on How I Learned.
D.E. RASSO is a writer and blogger who has spoken inexpertly on the topics of music criticism, the future of publishing, Internet impostors and weird things from dollar stores.
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