25 Sets by Aaron Berg is one of the hardest working comics in New York City. As everyone who’s anyone in NYC will attest, it is only fitting that he set out to break the world record for most comedy sets in one night.
25 Sets
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Monstruo
Fabrizio Copano set out on a journey from his hometown in Chile and became the youngest comedian ever to conquer the “Monstruo” and win the Grand Prize at the Viña del Mar Festival.
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Nick Griffin: Cheer Up
New York is an amazing town with tons of very cool things to do. Nick Griffin doesn’t do any of them, but he likes knowing they’re there. The only thing that really matters to Nick is his show. Which is tonight at the Comedy Cellar.
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Natalia Valdebenito: Gritona
In her debut comedy special, Chilean comedienne Natalia Valdebenito shatters traditional Hispanic stereotypes with the (loudest) voice of her generation. Literally translated as “the shouting woman”, Gritona examines once-taboo topics such as gender discrimination in Latin America, the rise of modern day feminism, and the realities of casual dating.
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Ezequiel Campa: En Vivo y En La Hierba
Argentine comedian Ezequiel Campa explores various topics about his family life, from his depressed mother who brings everyone into her depression, to growing up with a father who was so cheap that he had to share his birthday party with another child in the neighborhood. En Vivo y En La Hierba also touches upon issues such as sexism in Latin America, the death of romanticism and how, unlike Latinos, people in the United States throw things away even if they’re not broken.
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Forrest Shaw: Poor Decisions
Described by Jim Jefferies as “F@#!%ing Hilarious” and by Bill Burr as “One of my favorites to watch,” this former marine biologist-turned-comedian is an expert at pointing out the shortcomings of our species. Forrest intimately delivers his sharp critique of mankind as he and his hometown of Miami brave the hurricane happening outside. Another one of Forrest’s Poor Decisions.
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