Watch these funny women werk the mic! A monthly standup & storytelling show created by and featuring Black women and women of color in comedy. Follow this show on Instagram to see highlights from recent shows.Â
The comedy show where the minority rules. A panel of ethnically diverse comedians play games and tell stories of what it means to be the token—a non-white face in a white space. Hopefully, we'll all leave more culturally aware. Watch this video to see what to expect.
Featured in 2018 FringeArts Festival, this Philly-based multicultural comedy troupe is giving a voice to folks of color through stand-up, sketch, and improv. Follow them on Instagram to see highlights from recent shows.Â
¿Qué? is a Philadelphia-based comedy group that does improv entirely in spanish, except for one white dude. They find the funny in miscommunication through their cross-cultural variety show, ¿Cómo Se Dice…? Follow them on Instagram to see highlights from recent shows. Â
All events take place at Open Space, 1014 N Marshall St, Philadelphia, PA 19123 (near Girard Station on SEPTA Market-Frankford line).Â
Street parking is available. Â
Workshop takes place at The Art Dept,  1638 E Berks St, Philadelphia, PA 19125 (near Berks Station on SEPTA Market-Frankford line).
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Festival shows and after party takes places at Bourbon & Branch, 705 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19123 (near Spring Garden Station on SEPTA Market-Frankford line).
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Street parking available at all locations.
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Festival co-producers Chris Esperance & Ben Kuss show you how to create a foundation for group rhythm and scene work in improv. Each exercise will focus on patience, listening, and cadence. Can you keep up? You will be moving so bring comfy clothes and a water bottle.Â
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Instructors: Ben Kuss is a theater artist who has performed with Run Boy Run Productions and at the Allens Lane Art Center. Chris Esperance is an actor, comedian and co-producer of NYTEShift Comedy.
Debuted at Good Good Comedy Theatre and featured at Brooklyn Comedy Collective to a sold-out crowd, Tokens R Us returns to Philly with an all new line-up of ethnically diverse comedians who play games and tell stories of what it means to be the token—a non-white face in a white space. Hopefully, you'll leave more culturally aware.
