SIREN: A Variety Show of Fierce female artists from comedy, music, movement

Equal parts performance, interview and exhibition, this collection of hand picked guests is an entertainment journey unlike any other. Siren is variety show meets talk show meets comedy show, and Kelly will be your guide. Showcasing powerhouse women from the greater Boston area and beyond, this show is a must see.

Doors Open at 6:30 PM Show Begins at 7:00 PM

$10 Parking available in garage below building. Entrance to the garage is on Earle Street

This is a 21 plus event

"Niki Luparelli channels the gods of chaos. Under her pinup exterior lies only madness and champagne. She has opened for lots of famous people she should probably have slept with to help her career. #regrets

Ageless, fearless, and possessing a utility liver, you never know what she will pull out of her bra or your heart/wallet."

Liz Glazer is a standup comedian, actor, and writer who used to be a tenured law professor, a job she was very funny at. Liz is a recent first place winner of the Boston Comedy Festival, the Ladies of Laughter Competition, Barry Katz’s January 2022 standup contest, and was picked as a Comic of the Week in June 2022 on Jackie Kashian and Laurie Kilmartin’s podcast. Liz lives with her wife and cat in the New York area. Fine, they live in NEW JERSEY.

Kaia Mac is a Singer/Songwriter creating emotional acoustic music with R&B/Soul and Alternative undertones, comparable to artists like Eloise and Dodie. From Maine, she represents the small community of queer, black, youth in the York County area. In her music, she explores mental health and social justice topics as well as her own life experiences, love, and loss.

Kaia started in musical theater at a young age but since has been playing gigs stretching across Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts for over five years. Some accomplishments include reaching the top 12 of the singing competition “New England Sings” (judged by Kara DioGuardi, Bonnie Hayes, and Brad Kenney) and creating an event in her hometown, “Locally Inspired”, where artists performed at, former establishment, Madison’s Cafe (a local business that employed people with intellectual and developmental disabilities). She has performed her original song “I Can’t Breathe” at multiple BLM marches/events including “Portsmouth United” in New Hampshire with an audience of over 4k people. She performed in numerous virtual events during the peak of Covid-19 including “Juneteenth” where she received over 10k views. Kaia was then invited to be part of the “Arts for Biden/Harris” campaign, alongside artists like The Ghost of Paul Revere, where she performed, encouraged young people to get out and vote, and recorded a music video.

Currently, Kaia Mac is attending Berklee College of Music studying Professional Music focusing in songwriting and production. In the fall of 2021, she performed in “The Music of Billie Eilish” alongside many talented artists at Berklee, and the concert film now stands at 120k views. She has a lot of exciting art in the works and will be releasing her first single at the beginning of 2023!

Gwen Coburn is a comedian, musician, Bostonian, and grown-up horse-girl. Her comedy combines feminism, music, feminism, theater, and feminism. Her one-woman show, Sad Girl Songs: A Comedy Show, premiered at the PIT SOLOCOM and can be seen at the upcoming Women in Comedy Festival. In 2021 she won Brava For Women In the Arts Theater’s National Search For The Funniest Mami. Currently, she is a member of the musical sketch team Bloomsday, sponsored by GOLD Comedy. You can catch their monthly musical sketches on GOLD’s youtube channel. Her writing has been featured on Reductress, McSweeney’s, The Belladonna, and Modern Love.

During quarantine, Gwen co-hosted and produced The Baking Bash, an online comedy baking show that raised awareness and funds for businesses doing good for their communities.

Gwen also runs GC Entertainment, a company that offers fun, progressive, interactive events to help groups connect. GCE offers corporate events, as well as working with schools and nonprofits. Her company collaborated with WGBH Boston to create Chatsterpiece, a live-streamed improvised murder mystery

In ye olden times, Gwen toured as a member of the ImprovBoston National Touring Company, and produced Boston’s Musical Comedy Night. In even ye older times, Gwen got a Masters degree in vocal pedagogy from The Boston Conservatory. In the oldest times, Gwen wasn’t yet born.