CrAzYToWn Comes To The Broadway Comedy Club 2/18, 2/25

CrAzYToWn is set to come to New York City. All performances take place at The Broadway Comedy Club, 318 W. 53rd St. (Btw 8th Avenue & 53rd Street), New York, NY.

About the show: "In CrAzYToWn, real-life therapist/performer Jude Treder-Wolff takes you down the rabbit hole of belief that led to her being blind-sided by reality. It's a comic take on an over-eager therapist getting over herself (when nothing else seemed to be working). And these days - when our phones are smarter than we are - we can meet, fall in love, shop for a ring and get some counseling with someone and never meet them in person. It's a cautionary tale about how authentic a completely fake person can be. If you've ever wondered "how could things go so wrong when I thought I was so right?" welcome to CrAzYToWn."

Tickets are $5 (2 drink minimum) and can be purchased at the door or online at www.smarttix.com or by calling (212) 868-4444. www.smarttix.com/show.aspx?EID=&showCode=CRA34&BundleCode=&GUID=

Show Dates
Saturday, February 18th @ 7 pm
Saturday, February 25th @ 7 pm

More information can be found at www.judetreder-wolff.com.
Produced by Lifestage, Inc

Jude Treder-Wolff has been writing and performing solo shows since 1998. She performed CrAzYToWn at a variety of venues in 2011, including The Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University, The Conservatory NJ in Trenton, NJ, and the Producers Club in Manhattan, and is booked at clubs, Fringe Festivals, benefits and conferences around the country in 2012. She has performed shows at a wide range of clubs and venues in New York City - including the Laurie Beechman Theatre, Danny's Skylight Room, Rose's Turn, The Duplex, Judy's Chelsea, Stand-Up New York, and the New York Comedy Club - the Vail-Leavitt Theater and the Ward Melville Education & Culture Center on Long Island, and around the country - including Ovations in Houston, TX, ArtSpace in Santa Fe, NM and Bucketworks in Miilwaukee WI.

Her book Possible Futures: Creative Thinking ForThe Speed of Life was published in 2008 and she continues to present trainings about the book's themes of creative development as a response to the ways technology accelerates the pace of change in society.