Melania: The Cyberwoman

Best show to watch after The Pride Parade! The first Sketch Show of Melania Trump. A night with stand up and sketch comedy.

After suffering a car accident at 15 years old, Melania Knauss was taken by The Russian Government and given a new brain. Today she's suffering malfunctions that can jeopardize her mission. What could go wrong?

Time: 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm.

Category: Arts | Performing Arts | Comedy.

Sub-Categories:
Arts | Performing Arts | Theatre,
Arts | Performing Arts.

Artists / Speakers: Liz Thomas. She has been in several projects including co starting in the Movies Code Black, Bound; The TV Pilot Nefertitty and in Theatre: Something Outrageous, The Kentucky Tragedy and Under The Table. Besides staring as Melania Trump, she's also the writer and producer of the show. She is Vegan, a Chihuahua Mom and loves to travel. You can follow her adventures on IG @lizthomasc, Seneca Lawrence. A dancer most of her life, received her BFA in dance performance from SUNY Purchase. Upon moving to NYC she began taking improv classes at the Upright Citizens Brigade. Currently, she performs as a freelance dancer, actress and now comedy improviser, appearing in music videos and tv shows, including The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Seneca is exited to make her sketch comedy debut in 'Melania: The Cyberwoman', Zack Gafin. Zack Gafin is an actor / comedian best known for his role as Pasha on The Americans. Zack was born in Brooklyn, and migrated to Manhattan at the age of 17. Shortly after, he got an interest in sketch and improv, discovering UCB. He also has studied with the actor/director Susan Batson. Zack made his tv show debut in The Americans, as well as Orange is the New Black. Check him out on YouTube and Instagram @zackgafin, Kim Parker. Kim Parker is a New York-based writer, director, and actor. She is the program director for the indie sketch collective, BoogieManja, a former Maude writer for UCBT, and an actor for Story Pirates, a children's media organization. You can find out if she booked that big role since this was printed at: kimparker.com, Sarah Harvard. Raised in a Muslim family, Sarah Harvard is a no-holds barred comic tackling the taboo topics often found in religion, race, politics and sexuality. As a Moroccan-Japanese woman, Sarah's comedic stylings offer a one-of-a-kind perspective on society, while her worldly upbringing allows her material to be universally funny. The up-and-coming comic performed at clubs all over New York City and Washington, D.C., including the Broadway Comedy Club, the Comic Strip, Gotham Comedy Club, Dangerfield's, and a showcase at the Comedy Cellar. She also told a few jokes in Myanmar and Saudi Arabia without being jailed or assassinated—a rare feat in these times. Ironically, some of Sarah's influences are old white men (some of them are deceased): Mitch Hedberg, George Carlin, Lenny Bruce, and Sebastian Maniscalco. Her favorite non-white comics are Gad Elmaleh, Trevor Noah, and Russell Peters.