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  • Ages 16+
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Good for the Jews Comedy Show

Bringing us back to the days of the Borscht Belt, the hilariously irreverent musical comedy duo Good for the Jewschannels the nostalgic, edgy, self-deprecating schtick of the legends of that memorable era and updates it for today’s audiences.  Peppered in between their “Catskills-brand" of humor, are hilarious songs about being a skeptical Jew in today’s world, as well as religion as a whole.  Songs like ‘Today I am a Man,’ ‘They Tried to Kill Us We Survived, Let’s Eat!,’ ‘Hot Jewish Chicks’, and ‘Jews for Jesus,’ shine a snarky spotlight on everything from the Bible, to puberty, to being a Jew on Christmas, to organized cults that pass as legitimate religions.  This is not your grandmother’s favorite klezmer band.

"Witty and delightfully unorthodox" 

-Washington Post 


"A hilarious musical act"

-NPR 

 

"Outrageously funny self-mockery"

-Portland Tribune

 

"Splendidly sardonic"

-Village Voice

 

"Imagine Adam Sandler with a few additional IQ points"

-The Onion

 

"Irresistibly tasteless"

-Boston Phoenix

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