Humor-Us!

Stay six feet apart as we bring the entertainment from our living rooms to yours through storytelling, poetry, comedy, music, and who knows what else. An eclectic mix of entertainment to feel connected in times of social distancing and self-isolation.

Six Feet Apart Productions

<p>Humor-Us...Or better yet, let us humor you!</p><p>Join us for stories to lighten your day with laughter. Traditional or personal, stories told to bring a smile and a chuckle. What better way to celebrate National O. Henry Pun-Off Day? </p><p>This is a virtual online show streaming on YouTube Live. Tickets are pay what you can starting at $1.00 and up. </p><p>Want to be in the Zoom room with our storytellers? Be part of the live virtual audience with our Backstage Pass ticket option. </p><p><strong><em>Once you register, you will receive a link to access the live event prior to the show.</em></strong></p><h3>Emcee: Claire Hennessy</h3><h2>Storytellers:</h2><h3><strong>Mo Reynolds</strong></h3><p>Mo Reynolds is a storyteller based in beautiful Northwest Montana. When she isn't running from Grizzlies or shopping for new bandanas, she is performing in schools and festivals. She's been a featured teller at the Florida Storytelling Festival and, most recently, the Women's Storytelling Festival. You might also have seen her as an  emcee and storyteller in online shows with Teton Storytelling Festival, Better Said Than Done, and Artists Standing Strong Together. It’s about time Six Feet Productions caught on! She is thrilled to be here. Mo also visits schools and communities around Montana, blending personal narratives with folk tales and leading workshops to help audiences explore how they can do the same. For Mo, storytelling is ALL about connection. You can connect with her on her website, <strong>www.moreynolds.com</strong> and follow her on Instagram as <strong>MissMoReynolds</strong> or on Facebook as <strong>MoStoryteller</strong>. </p><h3><strong>Mary Theresa Archbold</strong></h3><p>As a solo performer, her work is dance based comedy - think Gene Kelly meets Charlie Chaplin. She received the Denovan Residency at The Duplex in 2018 in which she created Anyboys Everybody: One girl’s West Side Story.  Another solo show she created was DanceDanceDe-Evolution - a comedic trip through the iconic and moronic dances of history- which was performed at Solocom &amp; Women in Comedy Festival. As a storyteller, she has appeared on Moth Mainstage, Radio Hour, Podcast and now NY Times Bestselling book, Occasional Magic, as well as, NPR’s This American Life, Risk! and as co-host of  the storytelling podcast Funny Parents.  </p><p>As an actor, she has appeared on TV (Law &Order: SVU, Bull, Inventing Anna, Girls5Evah), and Off Broadway at Manhattan Theater Club (Pulitzer Prize winning play Cost of Living by Martyna Majok), and in countless musicals all over the US. Her duo sketch show, Jazz Hand: Tales of a One Armed Woman began at Fringe NYC (Outstanding Actor Award) and had an invited performance at the Kennedy Center. Her short  film, Jazz Hand, was a finalist in the NBC Shortcuts Festival (Best Actor Award). Hands down her favorite adventure is as “Mom” to two wonderful boys. <strong>https://marytheresaarchbol.wixsite.com/mysite</strong></p><h3><strong>Vijai Nathan</strong></h3><p>Vijai Nathan is an Indian-American comedian and storyteller making people laugh across America &amp; internationally too!  Vijai's stories have been featured on NPR’s “Snap Judgment” And "Invisibila" Live. She's a contributing writer for The Washington Post Magazine’s Date Lab.</p><p>She has toured with her one-woman comedy shows: “Good Girls Don’t, But Indian Girls Do,” “Woman On Top,” and “McGoddess.” She's recently debuted her new show, "I'm Not Racist, But..." in March 2021 and plans to tour with it in 2022.</p><p>She has performed throughout the U.S. and was featured at festivals in Montreal, Singapore, South Africa, London, and Trinidad. She has the honor of being one of the few South Asian artists to be invited to perform at the Kennedy Center, Smithsonian, Library of Congress &amp; Constitution Hall in Washington D.C.</p><p>You can catch her on an episode of Netflix's "Lady Dynamite, " starring comedy legend Maria Bamford, and in the film "Meet the Patels, " an Oprah Magazine pick that Variety calls "Sharp" &amp; "Riotously Funny."   <strong>www.vijaicomedy.com</strong></p><h3><strong>Ed Stivender</strong></h3><p>A self-described “ full-time Daydreamer who moonlights as a Storyteller”, Ed Stivender has entertained audiences on two continents and two islands, since his debut in1980.  Dubbed “Robin Williams of Storytelling” by the Miami Herald and “the Catholic Garrison Keillor” by Kirkus Reviews, he is the author of two books and numerous recordings.</p><p>A popular workshop leader and MC, he is known for his delightful mixture of whimsy, wit and wisdom as he invites his audience to an interactive dance of the imagination.  An award-winning Philadelphia Mummer, he was inducted into Storytelling's Circle of Excellence in 1996.   <strong>www.edstivender.com/</strong></p><p></p><p></p>

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