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Abby Wambaugh: The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows
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Abby Wambaugh: The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows

After waking up in the hospital following a late miscarriage, Abby Wambaugh — still under the effects of anesthesia — made an unexpected decision: to become a comedian. In this hour that's both zany and deeply touching, Abby shares her 17 best ideas for her debut show. The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows allows Abby to explore her talent for a wide range of comedic styles in this variety-style solo performance, including potentially cult-favorite bits like "An Old Man Learns Parkour" or a very long impersonation of the number nine—a framework that touches on gender, pregnancy, grief, and creativity, and reveals a deeper story about the value of beginnings that don't necessarily have a middle or an end. Fresh off a run of sold-out performances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and a four-week Off-Broadway run in New York, produced by Jenney Shamash (Hannah Gadsby: Douglas, Something Special, WOOF!), Mike & Carlee Productions (Oh, Mary! on Broadway), and Ally Engelberg (The Other Two, Just For Us), as well as sold-out performances in Los Angeles and London. From Edinburgh, Abby Wambaugh presents her award-winning and critically acclaimed show for the first time in Montreal. Not to be missed.
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Abby Wambaugh: The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows

Abby Wambaugh: The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows
Stand-up Absurde

Abby Wambaugh: The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows

After waking up in the hospital following a late miscarriage, Abby Wambaugh — still under the effects of anesthesia — made an unexpected decision: to become a comedian. In this hour that's both zany and deeply touching, Abby shares her 17 best ideas for her debut show. The First 3 Minutes of 17 Shows allows Abby to explore her talent for a wide range of comedic styles in this variety-style solo performance, including potentially cult-favorite bits like "An Old Man Learns Parkour" or a very long impersonation of the number nine—a framework that touches on gender, pregnancy, grief, and creativity, and reveals a deeper story about the value of beginnings that don't necessarily have a middle or an end. Fresh off a run of sold-out performances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and a four-week Off-Broadway run in New York, produced by Jenney Shamash (Hannah Gadsby: Douglas, Something Special, WOOF!), Mike & Carlee Productions (Oh, Mary! on Broadway), and Ally Engelberg (The Other Two, Just For Us), as well as sold-out performances in Los Angeles and London. From Edinburgh, Abby Wambaugh presents her award-winning and critically acclaimed show for the first time in Montreal. Not to be missed.
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