Fran Lebowitz

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Fran Lebowitz is an author and public speaker from Morristown, New Jersey. Fran Lebowitz will be performing 4 events in London Saturday 2nd July 2022 at the Barbican Centre. between Sunday 23rd April 2023 and Monday 24th April 2023 at the Palladium. Tuesday 5th July 2022 at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

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Born in New Jersey, Fran Lebowitz, 71, had a column in Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine in the 1970s. Her first book, a collection of essays entitled Metropolitan Life, became a bestseller, as did her second, Social Studies. In 2021, her documentary series Pretend It’s a City premiered on Netflix and was nominated for an Emmy. She lives in New York City and brings her show An Evening with Fran Lebowitz to the UK later this month.

The revival of Pearl Cleage’s rich and beautiful work Blues for an Alabama Sky offers a tale steeped in the hopes, dreams, and heartaches of struggling artists and activists during the Harlem Renaissance during the 1930s Depression era. Much the same as the world in which we now live, the universal hard times with so many struggling to make ends meet or pay the rent, all the while looking for work, will certainly resonate with audiences, even those of us West Coasters who have never been to Harlem.

Fran Lebowitz doesn’t have time for slow walkers. For the longtime New Yorker, walking is a mode of transportation, not a leisurely activity that clogs up the sidewalks. This viewpoint was the title inspiration for “Pretend It’s A City,” a seven-part Netflix series about the writer and social commentator. Directed by Martin Scorsese, the 2021 documentary puts Lebowitz’s strong opinions — including the need to speed up tourists in metropolitan areas — front and center.

The New York-based author and social commentator will participate in an onstage conversation at Balboa Theatre in Gaslamp on Monday.

Veteran Broadway superstar Bernadette Peters will open the 2022-23 Mercyhurst Institute for Arts & Culture Live Series at the Mary D’Angelo Performing Arts Center on Sept. 17. MIAC Artistic Director Brett Johnson on April 21 announced the next season of MIAC Live performances, which includes Peters, social commentator Fran...

In the midst of war and plague, a good dose of literate snark is required. Noted curmudgeon and raconteur Fran Lebowitz visited the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, one of only two places she considers a city (watch her take on the other one, the Big Apple, in Netflix’s Scorsese-directed, 2021 limited series Pretend It’s a City).

Fran Lebowitz is doing fine—although, is she really? “How are you?” I asked recently, after ringing up the notoriously contemptuous New Yorker. “I haven’t decided yet,” she mused. “How are you?” I laughed nervously, offered a middling response—“I think I’ve decided I’m fine”—and she returned a dubious sense of solidarity: “OK. I’ll go with that then.”

New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) welcomes Fran Lebowitz to Newark on Sunday, Dec. 11, 2022, at 3 p.m. for conversation, sass and wits. Lebowitz is known for her sardonic social commentary on American life as filtered through her New York sensibilities. Born in New Jersey, Lebowitz began her career...

(NEWARK, NJ) -- New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) welcomes New Jersey native Fran Lebowitz to Newark on Sunday, December 11, 2022, at 3:00pm for conversation, sass, and wits! Lebowitz,known for her sardonic social commentary on American life as filtered through her New York sensibilities, was born and raised in Morristown. Some reviewers have called her a modern-day Dorothy Parker, and now Fran invites you to discover the woman behind the name in this evening of intimate conversation.

Fran Lebowitz is bringing her signature worldview back to Jersey. The cultural critic, essayist and noted speaker will close out 2022 with “In Conversation with Fran Lebowitz” Sunday, Dec. 11 at NJPAC. Last year’s Martin Scorsese-directed Netflix documentary series “Pretend it’s a City” celebrated her take on New...

FRAN LEBOWITZ has been called many things: satirist, misanthrope, pop-culture icon, iconoclast, humorist. She was profiled recently in Martin Scorsese’s HBO documentary, Pretend It’s a City, where she opines about absolutely everything. In March, Marty sat down for an interview with Fran Lebowitz before a sold-out crowd at Merriam Theater in Philadelphia. On Friday’s show, tune in for that conversation when Fran shares her thoughts about bookstores, Vladimir Putin, rats, NATO, being old and her friendship with Toni Morrison.

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Humorist. Social satirist. Fashion icon. Author. TV star. Fran Lebowitz is all of that. But that doesn’t really explain why she is such a revered ... whatever it is that she is. She is something of a star, for instance, the central subject of Martin Scorsese’s Netflix series “Pretend It’s a City.” But she says she’s never viewed Netflix, except to catch a snippet or two at friends’ homes. She is a successful author, too, but...

Author, public speaker and sometimes actor Fran Lebowitz has been speaking her mind for over half a century. And for her, speaking her mind comes naturally – even if it gets her in trouble. “I’ve always acted the same way,” Lebowitz told the Cleveland Jewish News March 28. “The...

Pop culture icon and critic Fran Lebowoitz, 71, has a famous case of writer’s block. But not talker’s block. That will be on display in May when the star of “Public Speaking” sits down to chat with Matthew Hall of The San Diego Union-Tribune at downtown’s Balboa Theatre. See info here.

For sure, Fran Lebowitz has one thing to say about nearly every little thing. Need opinions on company tradition and Fruit Ninja? She’s acquired them. We additionally met up with politician Ritchie Torres again the place all of it started for him within the South Bronx. “Right here Comes The Solar” is a better have a look at a number of the individuals, locations and issues we carry you each week on “CBS Sunday Morning.”