Gab Cody

Mombies

MOMBIES (Short movie)
The tale of two women fleeing from the zombie-like pursuit of motherhood. It has screened as an official selection at five festivals, including the San Francisco Independent FF, the Cleveland International FF, and the 11/20 FF in Vienna, Austria. It has also aired on WQED-TV.
Here’s the youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb6O3a4v8Bc

Pittsburgh Dance and Theater Arts Cabaret Series

Part of Little Italy Days

“A Federico Fellini-esque cabaret hosted by semi-legendary Italian filmmaker Marcello Marconi. Featuring comedienne Gab Cody, and local bands Lucid Music and Local Highway.”

Homeland Security Phone Transcript of Three-Way Conversation Between a Somali Pirate, Gm Executive and Jennifer Aniston.

Change those plane reservations and get outta town early because this show promises to DESTROY THE HOLIDAY SEASON:

The 3rd GabBag is -

Ya! Di! Loh! Show!

The backwards holiday show! There will be a game.  There will be presents.  There will be stand-up, improv, music and possibly (if the ghosts of Christmas Past and Hanukkah Future can agree to disagree:) A Very Large Drummer Boy.

Sam Turich, Gab Cody and special guests.

December 17
8pm
Bricolage

To get your name on Homeland Security’s, “Ones to Watch List” before Obama dissolves the office,  just send an e-mail to greencollarcomedy@gmail.com with your reservation request.

In the subject line please write “I Love Patch Adams.”

Gab goes on about her Obamaphoria

Once more – backwards!

WHAT: The show that finally answers the question, “When will there be another GabBag?!” The follow-up “GabBag” will feature an audience determined sampling of standup, improv, musical comedy, video and something, inevitably, surprising. From the first moment an audience member reaches into the bag to determine the price of the ticket – all bets are off!

Many Special GUESTS!!

WHEN: Thursday, November 13, 2008
8:00 pm

WHERE: Bricolage (www.webbricolage.org)
937 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

TICKETS: AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
Tickets: $0-$15 (depending on what you grab out of the bag.)
Student discounted tix available ($5.)
RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED: greencollarcomedy@gmail.com

B.Y.O.B

Rsvps and
questions: greencollarcomedy@gmail.com

Yay! Ryan Stout: check it out:

RYAN STOUT Ryan Stout is a fresh face discovering a jaded world. He is a handsome, clean-cut former Boy Scout who talks about abuse, suicide, and girls who secretly cut themselves with sharp objects. In general, Stout loves to explore morally repugnant subject matter with sterile objectivity. His exaggerated honesty, delightful insincerity, and cute self-righteousness sell his wickedly witty material. No matter what the topic, this suit clad comic appeals to everyone’s sense of logic. And to assure his brand of “offensive humor” stays on an intellectual level, he tries to keep swear words out of his act– There is no need for filth. Ryan Stout is the winner of the Boston International Comedy Festival’s Stand-up Comedy Competition (2005). In addition, he was a featured performer at HBO’s “The Comedy Festival” in Las Vegas (2005) and at HBO’s “U.S. Comedy Arts Festival” in Aspen, CO (2006). Soon after his festival appearances, he hosted two game show pilots for MTV, “I.Q.” (2007) and “Singled Out” (2007). He performed stand-up on Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham” (2007) and appeared on the nationally syndicated radio program “The Bob&Tom Show.” Stout settled-in to his television career by reviewing, re-capping, and capping-on several of MTV’s popular reality shows. As the host of the network’s “aftershow” series “A Shot at Love: The Hangover” (2007/2008) and “More Amore” (2008), he tells jokes, performs in short sketches, and interviews reality show contestants. Establishing himself as a go-to host for any event, the network often calls on Stout to host television specials, the most recent of which includes “MTV’s Most Valuable Players” (2008) and, the iconic, MTV Spring Break ’08. Currently, he is hosting a new show for MTV called Pop-a-razzi!

166 East Bridge Street The Stacks at the Waterfront Homestead, PA 15120
TICKETS: 1-412-462-5233
or http://www.improv2.com/pittsburgh.html