Funny Old Broads

Funny Old Broads is a musical comedy show that brings together a talented trio of seasoned performers to create an evening of laughter, music, and witty banter. The comediennes share their humorous takes on life, aging, and the many quirks that come with getting older. The performers engage the audience with relatable and laugh-out-loud funny content, often drawing on their own life experiences and observations.

The show is characterized by its high energy, clever writing, and original musical parodies. The Funny Old Broads appeal to a broad audience, but it especially resonates with those who can appreciate the humor in the trials and tribulations of aging. The show's charm lies in its ability to find comedy in the everyday and turn it into an engaging and memorable theatrical experience.

Standup comic Caryn Bark is best known for her wildly successful one woman show Diary of a Skokie Girl which toured North America for over fifteen years.She has worked for Lifetime Television and Comedy Central. Caryn was a regular on Marie Osmond’s radio show Marie and Me. She is an accomplished essayist and novelist. In 2013, Caryn came up with the idea of the Funny Old Broads show which opened to sold out houses in Chicago and toured North Palm Beach.

Pam Peterson is an award-winning Chicago cabaret singer, known for her playful approach to getting older. Her original musical parodies have over 7 million views on YouTube. Her popular vocal duo, the Boomer Babes, has been going strong for 20 years. Past collaborations include Stardust Vocal Trio, Diva Sisters, and 4Now. She has performed in nightclubs, theaters and corporate events nationwide.

Jan Slavin is a singer, actress and stand up comedian who has performed at major venues all over Chicago. Jan performs regularly with her musical partner, Pam Peterson, in the acclaimed act, “The Boomer Babes" and was recently described by "Chicago Now" as a "rising, ageism-fighting comedy star."