Super Funny Females Comedy Night at WFMU’s Monty Hall, Jersey City

Get your Fix of Female Funnies February First!

12 bucks, Four Comedians, that’s 3 bucks a piece, you wont find a better estrogen per dollar deal anywhere!
Dina Hashem : Dina started comedy in 2010 while attending Rutgers University in her home state of New Jersey. She has since performed in festivals including the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and has been on Comedy Central’s Roast Battle and CONAN. She can be seen at venues all around NYC and followed on social media @dinahashem_

Rachael Parenta : Rachael Parenta, an emotionally-inappropriate comedian, has been cracking audiences up from coast to coast and all of NYC for a decade. She’s been seen on Lifetime, Animal Planet, and the Discovery Channel. She’s a former co-host of Sports Ball on TWIB.FM and the creator of the hilarious podcast Football Laces. When not performing Ms. Parenta is writing writing writing having had short and full-length plays produced on both costs as well having contributed prose to Gawker.com and the 2009 book What Was I Thinking?! alongside Carrie Fischer.

Ariel Leaty : Ariel Leaty is a comedian, actress, and writer from New Jersey, but she’s far from the “Jersey Shore” stereotype. Born to strict Hispanic parents in a suburban town, she learned to use humor in order to weave in and out of spaces where she didn’t quite belong. Diagnosed with Leukemia in 2014, she is currently on the path to being officially cured. As for her chemo-induced mood swings? They’re another matter entirely. Ariel’s standup explores her hardships with relationships, battling depression, grappling with religion, and being racially ambiguous. But, who are we kidding? She mostly talks about her pussy. Currently, she produces and and co-hosts a popular monthly stand-up comedy showcase called Culture Vultures, with a focus on women, POC, and LGBTQ acts.

Madeleine Smith : Madelein Smith is a touring comedian based in New York City. She performs in clubs and venues all around the city, including the Broadway Comedy Club, Eastville Comedy Club, and hip joints in hip parts of Brooklyn where she could never afford to live. Madelein got her start in comedy in Rochester NY, where she won a few comedy competitions and performed regularly at the local comedy club. For two years, she ran a monthly all female show entitled “Rage Against the Vageen”. She has performed in numerous festivals, including Beaver and Bacon Fest 2016 at the Regent Theater in Toronto, SheDot Toronto 2017, Finger Lakes Comedy Fest 2016 and 2017, Rochester Fringe Fest 2014 and 2017, Laugh Riot Girl Fest 2015, and was a headlining act at Ithaca’s Festival of the Arts 2017