November 3rd Dinner Special: Baloney

We have an exceptional lineup at Cornelia Street Café next week, so stop by for a bite and listen to some stories that are hard to swallow. I'm excited; you should be too. Because this'll be a really good one. Not that they're not all good. I mean, all our storytellers are totally excellent--but this one is especially gre... Oh, forget it. You can't win with these artistic egos.

Winners at this show will receive a free ticket to
our big November 29th show at Comix!

Saturday, November 3th @ 6:00 pm
CORNELIA STREET CAFE
29 Cornelia Street (bet W 4th & Bleeker)
$12 - includes one drink.
Watch a sample video

Expose the fraud among these big talkers:
Mike Daisey ("The master storyteller." - New York Times)
Mark Katz (Former Bill Clinton speechwriter)
Ophira Eisenberg (Comedy Central; US Magazine's Fashion Police)
James Braly (NPR; 2007 Edinburgh Fringe)

Night Of A Thousand Einsteins

Last night's Grand Opening of Ochi's Lounge, was packed with rabid truth-nuts and a real success, if you don't count the severe blow to my supply of t-shirt prizes. These geniuses were really paying attention, because nearly half of them snared the Liar. It was a slaughterhouse, like shooting fish in a barrel, easy as pie. (Sorry for the violent anti-animal-rights and high-fructose imagery; I'm just angry. Those shirts aren't cheap.) Play the video to see who was responsible. Maybe this guy, maybe not.

Please come back on Monday, November 5th for our next show at this friendly new club.

October 22: Great New Club. Same B.S.

On Monday, October 22, Liar will be kicking off the grand opening week at Ochi's Lounge, "The next level at Comix." Admission is FREE (Oh, there's a one-item minimum. Have some fries.) And if you come to this show, you'll get an Admit Two Pass for the main Comix showroom, that will be good for the Moth Grandslam!

Who can you trust?

James "Trust Me" Braly
Martin "Trust Me" Dockery
Tara "Trust Me" Clancy
Peter "Trust Me" Lubell.

October 22 @ 8PM
FREE ADMISSION

353 West 14th Street (downstairs at Comix, corner of 9th Ave)

Here's what the Comix people have planned for the place:
"Ochi's Lounge is the next level of Comix. Say goodbye to smelly co-ed bathrooms, bad service and musty, cramped spaces that have become the standard underground comedy experience. We take what you love about independent shows produced by some of the champions of the comedy scene and put them in a comfortable lounge with a dedicated staff serving delicious food and beverages that won't break your bank account. We have a liquor license, clean spacious bathrooms and no rodents dropping by for unexpected guest spots.

"Located downstairs at Comix at 353 W. 14th Street, Ochi's Lounge opens for pre-show happy hour at 5:30 PM every Monday through Saturday. There is no cover charge and a one item minimum purchase for every performance. Join us during the grand opening week October 22nd thru 28th and receive an Admit Two pass for the main Comix showroom!"

Who Fed You A Line At The Café?

The newbie nudist? The callow caller? The sapphic sapling? The poor schmuck comic who got stuck following twin transexual magicians? (You try to think up a snappy couplet for that one.) Play the video to find out:

October 6: Empty Premises

This Saturday, Liar comes back to beautiful Cornelia Street Café. Have dinner while we try to feed you a line.

Saturday, October 6th @ 6:00 pm
CORNELIA STREET CAFE
29 Cornelia Street (bet W 4th & Bleeker)
$12 - includes one drink.
Watch a sample video

Tara Clancy was born and raised in Queens, NY. Her solo show, Channel Rat, was developed at The Tank and presented at the 2005 New York International Fringe Festival. She currently writes monologues and tends bar. www.taraclancy.com

Martin Dockery is a frequent storyteller at The Moth story slams and is a four-time Grandslam finalist. He has performed with Speakeasy, Talking Stick, Mouthpiece and others. He recently returned from a few months in China, Mongolia, and Canada, much to the relief of his dog.

Peter Lubell has written, produced and directed for many television networks, and for National Public Radio. He's covered film festivals in print, worked as a jazz DJ in radio and told his stories onstage at The Moth storytelling series and Speakeasy Stories.

Rob Gorden has performed as one half of The Rob and Mark Show at Stand Up New York, Gotham Comedy Club, The Upright’s Citizen’s Brigade Theatre, and many other New York venues. The Rob and Mark Show’s songs have been heard on WFNX in Boston, WZON and XM Satellite Radio. They are winners of the Connecticut Comedy Festival's Third Annual Laugh Off and have been participants in the Boston and DC Comedy Festivals. Rob and Mark were hosts of Geek-Ray Vision on SpikeTV.