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My name is Meg, and I'm a freelance writer and comedian in Philadelphia. I also love food. Contact me at meg.favreau@gmail.com.
October 24 & 25
Opening for the Gentleman's Rotary Auxiliary, The Auction House, Audubon, NJ.
Projects
Meg and Rob Sketch Comedy
Gladys Makes Things
I Write for These Places
23/6
Not For Tourists
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Thanks to Dave at Comic vs. Audience for the excellent video:
I'm also happy to announce that Rob and I are performing a brand-new sketch comedy show, These Modern Worlds, March 7 and 8 at The Shubin in Philadelphia. Tickets are $10, and half of ticket sales will go to support Project H.O.M.E.
Rob and I are performing two comedy shows this week:
Also, here's a video of us performing at Die Actor Die in November, courtesy of Comic vs. Audience:
I went to see Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black on Friday, and it kind of sucked. "Blasphemer!" you might yell. "You cur, you dog, saying that these wonderful comedians put on a bad show!" Here's the thing: both Michaels had hilarious jokes, but they talked to hecklers waaaay too much. I was a little afraid that was going to happen. When Michael Showalter did his blog tour promoting his new album, his post on The Apiary was about how he thinks hecklers are awesome because they give him an opportunity to get angry. But I didn't go to see him get angry; I went to see him perform funny comedy jokes. And it's not as if putting down a heckler can't be funny (oh good god, it can), but when a comedian constantly interrupts jokes to hold conversations with the audience, it can wreck the energy level of the whole show. Which it kind of did.
Some good things going on:
