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Gail Stocker Presents


 

Marc Maron

Stand-Up Comedian

 
MARC MARON is a standup comic, actor, and writer who has appeared in countless clubs, in film, and off-Broadway and is the author of The Jerusalem Syndrome (based on his one-man show).

Engaging his audience as a storyteller, Marc is known for his incisive cultural and political commentary, mystical ruminations, and neurotic insights into human nature. Born in New Jersey and raised in Albuquerque, NM, Marc started his comedy career in the late 1980s in Hollywood, as a doorman at the famed standup venue The Comedy Store.

He has lived in Boston, San Francisco, and New York City, where he co-founded possibly the first alternative comedy event, "Eating It", with friend and comedy star Janeane Garafalo at the Luna Lounge Club.

Marc has appeared on just about every TV show that will allow comics, from The Late Show with David Letterman to Late Night with Conan O'Brien, where he is a special favorite.

Marc is currently back in Los Angeles where he lives with his fiancée Mishna and his girl cat Butch, and is in talks for hosting a radio show.

Praise

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"Marc Maron had our opening night audience in absolute hysterics ... We could not have picked a better performer to open our festival!" - Rory Richards, Chutzpah! The Lisa Nemetz Showcase of Jewish Performing Arts

"More intelligent than Lenny Bruce, loonier than Robin Williams and more emotionally honest than Spalding Gray, Marc Maron's Jerusalem Syndrome is a maniac memoir of a road trip to the promised land via Chelm, Hollywood and the dark sideof the moon." - Henry Korn , Poway Center for the Performing Arts Foundation.

"There's no hell like being a seer in modern times, but it's a burden that the mystically neurotic, hyper-intelligent comic Marc Maron gladlly bears to make us laugh." - The New Yorker

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