UnCabaret Presents... One night Only! Justin Sayre: In My Girlish Days. Special Guest Karen Kilgariff. Beth Lapides, Host. Mitch Kaplan, Musical Director and Denise Fraser turning the beat around.
In a recent story for Edge New York, Steve Weinstein said ”Comedian, raconteur, performing artist, gay rights activist and sexual outlaw: I’m not sure Justin Sayre is classifiable. The veteran performer is on his way to becoming a Downtown Manhattan institution along the lines of Charles Ludlum or...
UnCabaret Presents... One night Only! Justin Sayre: In My Girlish Days. Special Guest Karen Kilgariff. Beth Lapides, Host. Mitch Kaplan, Musical Director and Denise Fraser turning the beat around.
In a recent story for Edge New York, Steve Weinstein said ”Comedian, raconteur, performing artist, gay rights activist and sexual outlaw: I’m not sure Justin Sayre is classifiable. The veteran performer is on his way to becoming a Downtown Manhattan institution along the lines of Charles Ludlum or Charles Busch.”
Justin (2 Broke Girls, The Comeback) is the writer and creator of The Meeting* now in its 6th Season at Joe's Pub at the Public Theater. As a comedian, Sayre is regular guest at Homo-Comicus at the Gotham Comedy Club and contributing writer to Murray Hill’s ShowBiz on MTVX. An evening of his short plays, Justin Sayre Is Alive and Well… Writing – called one of the “Top 10 Events on the New York Stage” by the New York Daily News – sold out two shows at Ars Nova in 2012. Sayre’s play, The Click of the Lock, was a finalist for the Eugene O’Neill Theater Conference and debuted at The Cherry Lane Theatre starring Randy Harrison.
Sayre is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post and Flavorwire, as well offering playful and witty love advice at The Date Report. He is currently a staff writer for “2 Broke Girls” on CBS-TV and is writing a young adult book, which will be released by Penguin Books in 2015.
UnCabaret was recently named one of the Best Comedy Shows in LA by Los Angeles Magazine. Groundbreaking and star making since 1988, UnCabaret is known for its unleashed story telling style and one of a kind nights filled with exceptional talent. It’s been seen on Comedy Central and Amazon, heard on NPR. "Liberating" Entertainment Weekly. "Seminal" New York Times. "The Mother Show of alternative comedy." LA Weekly. "Awsome, refreshing, uplifting." Frontiers
The venue is an intimate, elegant room where magic can happen.Drinks before the show at the bar and at cabaret tables during. The kitchen is being reworked for a very exciting restaurant opening by Chef Ito and Au Lac.
UnCabaret: 213-706-3630
AuLac
710 W 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012