Un-Cabaret Stories
Where a Lawn Ought to Have Been
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Un-Cabaret Stories
Narrated by:
Beth Lapides, Taylor Negron
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Narrated by:
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Beth Lapides
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Taylor Negron
About this listen
TAYLOR NEGRON has appeared frequently in comedies of the 1980s and on television. He is an actor, stand-up comedian and writer who has been seen in The Aristocrats, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Punchline and his own HBO One-Night Stand comedy special.
This performance was recorded at the Un-Cabaret, an ongoing alternative stand-up show that features unique writer-performers telling unusually honest stories.
ADVISORY: Some material may not be appropriate for minors.
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Critic reviews
"An artistic genre all it's own! Very funny people telling unusually honest stories." (Ira Glass, This American Life)
"A comedy be-in!" (Rolling Stone)
"Original, deep, smart, surprising, and very funny!" (The Onion)
"A comedy be-in!" (Rolling Stone)
"Original, deep, smart, surprising, and very funny!" (The Onion)
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