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"CRY BABY: MY (RELUCTANT) JOURNEY INTO MOTHERHOOD" RETURNS TO THE PIT 9/15 - 11/10




Everybody lied about what it’s like to have a baby and she’s here to divulge the raw truth.

WHO: Actress/comedian (and real life mom) Jamie Aderski is back at The PIT for another run of her one-woman comedy show "Cry Baby: My (Reluctant) Journey Into Motherhood"

WHAT: Jamie had a baby. People ask her “how’s it going?” and she’s tired of saying “great!” Everyone lied to her about birth and beyond, so here’s the raw truth. After this show, people may now ask “is she ok?” Whether you have a kid, are thinking about having one, or can’t even keep a plant alive, it’s vital you attend.

WHERE: The Peoples Improv Theater

The Striker 123 E 24th St NYC, 10010

WHEN: All shows at 7:00PM

9/15

9/22

9/29

10/6

10/12

10/27

11/3

11/10

MORE INFO: Starting September 15th 2017, comedian and actress Jamie Aderski is bringing her long-running one-woman comedy show "Cry Baby: My (Reluctant) Journey Into Motherhood" back to The Peoples Improv Theater for several shows lasting until November 10th. Tickets are just $7 and all shows will be at 7:00PM atThe Striker, 123 E 24th St. NYC.

Watch a sizzle reel of the show here:

Praise for Cry Baby:

“Actress Jamie Aderski brings her solo show about the absurdity, mysteries and miseries of motherhood to the PIT. She faces the grim truths about maternity that nobody wants to talk about with joyous aplomb and plenty of laughs along the way.” -Time Out New York (Critic's Pick)

“...there’s no excuse to miss this raw and hysterical portrayal of parenthood that’s just as appropriate for those who have kids at home as for those who intend never to procreate.” -AFAR Local

“Motherhood is no f-ing joke. And comic Jamie Aderski will be the first to agree with me on that … At its best, though, Aderski’s piece is personal and honest, which does strike a humorous chord, as so many of the hardest things in life can be if you just take a step back and see the funny through the pain.” -The Broadway Blog

“This show will change your perceptions whether that bouncing baby is yours, you are thinking about popping one out, or you just abandoned your Tamagotchi after the first day. You just can’t miss Aderski’s one-woman show Cry Baby: My (Reluctant) Journey Into Motherhood at The Peoples Improv Theater!” -Comedy Cake

“In her show (and our interview), Jamie gives a refreshingly eye-opening look into the reality and truths of motherhood, the lies she was told about it and how it’s not all Instagram-worthy. She’ll tell you what to expect when you’re expecting and the good, the bad and the poopy.” -High Regard Show

More about Jamie Aderski:

Jamie is an actress, comedian, and writer, originally from South Jersey. She studied at The Peoples Improv Theater, Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, and Annoyance Theatre (NYC). She is a graduate of the Maggie Flanigan Studio conservatory program for acting (NYC), and graduated summa cum laude with a BS in psychology from Fordham University.

Jamie has been featured in sketches for Comedy Central, UCB Digital, Elite Daily, and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. She has appeared in several national commercials, and in print ads with babies and stuff. Inspired by real things and imaginary things in her head, Jamie is the writer and performer of character pieces. Also, her solo show, I Just Disappear, was showcased in the 2016 Boston Comedy Arts Festival and her newest one-woman show, Cry Baby: My (Reluctant) Journey Into Motherhood was a part of the 2016 SOLOCOM Festival in NYC. The comedic sitcom pilot she wrote, The F-Factor, most recently won 4th place in FilmMakers.com's TV script writing competition. She performs in repertory at The Peoples Improv Theater (where she also teaches improv,) Wednesdays at 8pm on the Mainstage with improv house team, Desperado. Twitter: @jamieaderski Instagram: @jaderski Press photos and more here: https://www.sharkpartymedia.com/jamieaderski

Media contact: Kathryn Musilek, km@sharkpartymedia.com


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