Doors at 6pm / Showtime 7pm.
Toni Nagy is a stand-up comedian and content creator most known for her viral videos where she interpretive dances her philosophies while pontificating, gyrating, and questioning culture. She has 700,000 followers across her social media platforms, not that she’s counting or anything. Her comedy is quasi–radical, pseudo-philosophical, somewhat-existential, and mostly funny. Observing Toni’s work is like micro-dosing shrooms, but then an hour later wondering, “wait… was that actually a macro-dose!?” She’s directed and acted in numerous films and written multiple award-winning screenplays and is the founder of Cavelight Productions. Nagy has performed stand up at the Comedy Store in LA, Flappers LA, Elysian Theater LA, Greenwich Village Comedy Club NY, the Improv Boston, Laugh Boston, Next Stage Theater Vermont, the Palm Springs Comedy Festival, and the infamous “Sweet” show at the Chelsea Music Hall in NYC. The Broadway Comedy NYC club twice voted her “Best New Comedian.” She is currently on an international tour performing her one-person show “Men, Come Inside of Me,”- a comedy show during which Toni embodies all the men that have come inside of her, both metaphorically and literally. Toni is also internationally touring her show “Grape Culture,” – a tragic-comedy revealing grape culture that undresses the consciousness of domination without consent, while stripping back the predatory and pervasive programming that is choking us all – which went to both the Hollywood and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals! Toni is the owner of SideStream studio where she teaches dance and somatic healing to help release trauma that is stored in the body while also connecting to your most wild, raw, creative self!!!
https://www.tiktok.com/@toni.nagy
https://www.instagram.com/toninagy/
“Men, Come Inside of Me” is an exploration of gender, sexuality, and identity that intends to unbox the confines of these labels and expose the present truth that we are all unnervingly similar. Toni uses her own personal stories to relate to the broader conversations around “masculinity” and “femininity” through a variety of characters, costumes, audience participation, and body parts. Nagy has performed this show to sold out audiences in LA, NYC, Boston, Portland, Toronto, and the Cannonball Fringe Festival in Philadelphia.
Our Bar opens an hour before showtime, so come early and grab a drink with us! The Bar also stays open until 1AM, so stop by after our last show of the evening! Tax and tip included in all drink prices.