Our next show is Wednesday, June 12th, at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT IS “A LOVE LETTER TO…”

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Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

Created by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List.

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21A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, May 15th, at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT IS “FAR FROM HOME”

we sold out! Thanks everyone!

Adventurous ladies roam. This month’s theme invites our storytellers to recall time they were far from home. This might be literal distance from home base — an overseas vacation, year abroad, the experience of moving for college or their first job. Or this might be a metaphorical distance — getting far from the person they really are, losing sight of their values and sense of self. Maybe they’ll dive deep or maybe they’ll just make us laugh. Whatever they choose to share, humorous or heartfelt, we know it’s going to inspire and delight.

Team 20s: Lexie Lowell is Brooklyn’s first pop-harpist. A singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose journey has taken her through turns on stage (Broadway’s 2015 Revival of Spring Awakening) and screen (starring in the indie flick Manifest Destiny Down), she will be releasing her first studio EP, The Music Box, this summer.

Team 30s: JiJi Lee is a comedy writer and performer in NYC. Her humor writing has been published in Reductress, McSweeney’s, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The New Yorker.  As a performer, she does stand up and storytelling all around the city and has also performed at The Kennedy Center. 

Team 40s: Amy Richards is a writer, producer and organizer. Most recently Amy produced the Emmy nominated series WOMAN for Viceland and curated a series of talks to accompany Annie Leibovitz’s traveling exhibit WOMEN. Amy is also the president of Soapbox, Inc., the foremost feminist lecture agency, and the affiliated Soapbox Foundation, creators of Feminist Camp.

Team 50s: Marie Myung-Ok Lee is an acclaimed Korean-American writer and author of the novel Somebody's Daughter. Her next novel, The Evening Hero, on the future of medicine, immigration, North Korea, is forthcoming with Simon & Schuster.

Team 60s: Helen Benedict, a professor at Columbia University, is the award-winning author of five books of nonfiction, a play, and seven novels, including her most recent, Wolf Season (2017) and Sand Queen (2011).  She has covered refugees for The New York Times, The Nation, Slate, and Guernica, and is at work on a novel about refugees in Greece.

Team 70s: Heather Forest is an artist whose unique minstrel style of storytelling blends original music, folk guitar, poetry, prose and the sung and spoken word. She has toured her repertoire of world folktales for the past thirty years to theatres, major storytelling festivals, and conferences throughout the United States and abroad.

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

Created by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List.

CAVEAT

21A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, April 10th, at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT waS “THE TIME I STEPPED UP”

we sold out! thank you everyone

Sometimes, you just gotta step up. This month, we’re asking our superstar performers to tell us about a time they did just that. Found their voice. Said “no”. Said “yes”. Wrestled a metaphorical alligator, or a literal one. Life throws us a lot of curveballs, and this April, you’ll hear about a time our storytellers dodged one: or better yet, caught it, and threw it back. You can expect our usual blend of heart-warming and hilarious, raw and real stories from ladies of all ages.

Team 20s: Virginia Zamora left Miami at 18 to pursue her dream of becoming an artist that made a difference. After graduating from the School of Visual Arts, she continues to live in New York as a strong, independent freelancer, pursuing passion projects ranging from erotic feminist work to a children’s book on phone addiction.

Team 30s: Rachel Elizabeth Cargle is an Ohio born writer and lecturer. Her work is rooted in providing intellectual discourse, tools, and resources that explore the intersection of race and womanhood. Along with a monthly column at HarpersBazaar.com, Rachel is a student at Columbia University and a research fellow at the Antiracist Research and Policy Center at American University.

Team 40s: Blair Glaser is a writer, executive leadership coach and organizational development consultant. She co-leads an annual writing workshop for women, Women Writing to Change the World, at the Omega Institute. Her articles on intimacy, leadership and authority have appeared online in The Huffington Post, Elephant Journal, and more. 

Team 50s: Nancy Agabian is the author of Princess Freak, a poetry collection, and Me as her again, a memoir. Her novel “The Fear of Large and Small Nations” was recently a finalist for the PEN/Bellwether Prize for Socially-Engaged Fiction.

Team 60s: Marleen Kassel, PhD, is an award-winning, published, forty-year, battle-scarred Asian historian who has been telling stories about her professional experiences for the past five years. She is compiling her stories into an anthology lovingly entitled, Youth in Asia (Euthanasia).

Team 70s: Nancy Schuler spent 30 years being an artist, coach, athlete, and personal trainer. She recently discovered a love for acting and playwriting, and since then Nancy has performed at the New Britain Museum of American Art, Shakesperience Productions, the Mattatuck Museum, the New York Public Library Equity Theater and more.

This month we have a special guest host, Janice Maffei. Maffei is a playwright, storyteller, and entrepreneur who presented at Generation Women’s inaugural show on the topic “The First Time I Said No,” later recognized as a “Best of GW.”  Her writing has been published in The Southampton Review, The Paterson Literary Review and HowlRound. Her newest project, Reclaim Plan A™, sparks people to thread their dreams in the day to day. She’s a co-founder of VisionFirst helping teams think forward, create change and get results. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

Created by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List.

CAVEAT

21A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, March 20th at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT IS “NEW YORK STORIES”

WE SOLD OUT! THANKS EVERYONE!

Ah, New York. The city that never sleeps, the Big A, the capital city of the world… and our home. This month, we’re inviting our performers to tell us their best New York story. Maybe it’s their story of moving here, or trying to leave but moving back. Maybe it’s about the time they fell in love or fell on the subway tracks. Whatever their tale, expect our usual blend of heartwarming and hilarious, through the lens of this fascinating, frustrating, fabulous city of ours.

Team 20s: Annie Tan is a special education teacher, writer, and activist. She has been featured in the New York Times, Edutopia, The Huffington Post, and on The Moth Radio Hour. She fights for public education, unions, and NYC tenants, and she’s working on an epic book about her family in America.

Team 30s: Phoebe Robinson is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actress. She is the co-creator and co-star of the hit WNYC Studios podcast 2 Dope Queens, which was turned into four HBO specials. She is the New York Times best-selling author of You Can’t Touch My Hair and Other Things I Still Have to Explain and Everything's Trash, But It’s Okay. Phoebe has written for the TV show Portlandia, and made her film debut in the Netflix summer comedy Ibiza.

Team 40s: Emily Moore is a poet, public school teacher, and the author of the chapbook Shuffle. Her poems have appeared in The Brooklyn Poets Anthology, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, and elsewhere. She may or may not be the only poet to read a sonnet about Beyoncé on NPR.

Team 50s: Abby Ellin is an award-winning journalist, former New York Times columnist and the author of "Duped: Double Lives, False Identities and the Con Man I Almost Married." She's a regular contributor to the New York Times and Psychology Today, among many others. As of this writing, her greatest accomplishments are summiting Kilimanjaro (with a broken wrist!) and naming "Karamel Sutra" ice cream for Ben and Jerry's.

Team 60s: Nina Lesiga is an artist, storyteller, ukulelist, and globe trekker. Her passion is creating and facilitating immersive, uplifting experiences for personal discovery, building connections, and having fun. Four years ago she stepped out of a thirty year career as a chemist into a full time career as an artist.

Team 70s: Jane Pollak is the author of multiple books: her first, Decorating Eggs: Exquisite Designs with Wax & Dye, was recently republished, and her second, Soul Proprietor: 101 Lessons from a Lifestyle Entrepreneur, shares what she learned as a home-based business owner who successfully turned her passion into a thriving company. When Pollak's marriage ended in 2011, she moved back to Manhattan, where she currently resides happily single.

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, February 13th at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT waS “NO GOING BACK: STORIES OF MOMENTS THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING”

we sold out! thank you everyone.

Sometimes change happens gradually. And sometimes, life turns on a dime. This month, we’re asking our performers to tell us a story about a moment that irrevocably put their lives in a different direction. Maybe it was a moment they said “no”. Or “yes”. Or “make me a blonde!”. Whatever it is, they’ll be telling us the truth, their truth, and tell us how them changed forever. You can expect our usual blend of heart-warming and hilarious, raw and real stories from ladies of all ages. 

Team 20s: Dominique Wynne is one of the last remaining natives of New York City. She currently works as an Art Director at BBDO and is making her solo artist debut this summer with Black, Brown, Other, a photo-essay on the alienation of people of color and the queer community.

Team 30s: Jen Kwok is a Chinese-American writer-performer who can be seen on this season of Netflix’s Friends From College. As a singer-songwriter, Jen will be releasing an EP later this year based on "Songs for One," an intimate concert series in which she has performed one-on-one for over 100 individuals.

Team 40s: Micaela Blei, PhD, is a two-time Moth GrandSLAM winner, former Director of Education at The Moth, and former teacher in Brooklyn, NY. Her solo show, The Secret Life of Your Third Grade Teacher, is returning to NYC stages in Spring 2019.

Team 50s: Trudi Cohen is a non-profit professional, currently working for Dance Theatre of Harlem. She's been storytelling all her life, but decided to take her talents to the stage only four years ago! Since then she's frequented The Moth stage, Luna Coffee's storytelling night, and now, the Generation Women stage.

Team 60s: Mary Shannon Little is a writer, lawyer, and private investigator. Her personal essays have been showcased by Visible Ink and her essays and other work have appeared in Slate, Huffington Post, the Washington Post, and USA Today. She currently is working on a memoir about growing up in the shadow of the Las Vegas Strip.

Team 70s: Susan Huggans discovered storytelling after retiring, and has since created Story City Troupe, which performs monthly in Middletown, Connecticut. In addition, she’s currently developing a one-woman show! Titled “The Way Out,” it’s an inspiring and sometimes funny account about healing from repressed traumatic memories that popped up in her 40s.

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday January 16th, at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT waS “NEW YEAR, NEW YOU: TALES OF REINVENTION AND RENEWAL”

we sold out! thank you!

It’s a New Year, and so this month we’re asking our superstar performers to tell us a story about reinvention and renewal. We’re all constantly growing and changing, whether we’re Team 20s or Team 90s. Maybe our storytellers will tell us about a new phase of life or a new identity. A haircut or new look or new ‘tude that changed the game. Maybe they'll dive deep or maybe they'll just make us laugh. Whatever they choose to share, this January, we’ll be keeping you warm with inspiring and insightful stories from ladies of all ages.

Team 20s: Camila Salazar is Colombian, American, and a Miami native. In addition to being a member of the Generation Women team, she produces audio. She’s made podcasts for BuzzFeed News, This American Life, WAMU, and NPR, and she’s currently at Macmillan Podcasts.

Team 30s: Jackie Faherty is both a Senior Scientist and a Senior Education Manager in the Department of Astrophysics and the Department of Education at the American Museum of Natural History. She strives to create more opportunities for underrepresented minorities to enter STEM fields through unique outreach endeavors.    

Team 40s: Vijai Nathan makes people laugh around the world with her solo shows: Give Them Vagina: Tips from Mom, Dad & COSMO and Good Girls Don’t, But Indian Girls Do. She’s been featured on NPR’s Snap Judgment and Invisibilia, and she was featured at the Montreal International Comedy Festival, Just for Laughs, and the Smirnoff International Comedy Festival.

Team 50s: Michele Carlo is a writer/performer who has appeared on several stages, including Joe’s Pub, RISK!, the MOTH MainStage, on NPR, and the PBS show Stories from the Stage. She is the author of the NYC-set memoir Fish Out of Agua, which is also a radio show/podcast currently airing on Radio Free Brooklyn.

Team 60s: Nelsie Spencer is the author of the novel The Playgroup, and the feature screenplay A Girl's Best Friend. She co-wrote the feature film Valley Inn, which debuted at the Palm Beach International Film Festival. She also wrote, produced, and co-hosted the radio show The Radio Ritas, and hosts the podcast The Naked Novelist.

Team 70s: Martha Reeves is a humorist and the winner of the Jack Kerouac Literary Prize.  She has presented original works in New York City, Chicago and Boston. Her first one woman show is titled Chicken Pot Pie and Other Challenges, and she is now working on her next: Confessions of a Bad Mother.

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, December 12th at Caveat, Lower East Side.

THE THEME OF THE NIGHT waS “NAUGHTY OR NICE… OR NASTY?”

we sold out! Thanks everyone

This holiday season, we're asking our multigenerational performers to reflect on a time that they were naughty... or nice... or nasty! Maybe they’ll tell us a story about breaking the rules, or being a good human, or a time they stood up for themselves. Whether they’re naughty, nice or nasty, they will be unforgettable, and our usual blend of hilarious and heartfelt. Don’t miss our star-studded end-of-year show!

Team 20s: Blair Imani is an author and activist living at the intersection of Black, Queer, and Muslim identity. Imani is the author of Modern HERstory: Stories of Women and Nonbinary People Rewriting History. She is the founder and Executive Director of Equality for HER, a nonprofit educational platform for women and nonbinary people.

Team 30: Isabelle Raphael is an Australian creative director who has worked all over the NY media landscape from Vice to Glamour, The Hollywood Reporter, Us Weekly, The Daily Mail, amongst many (maybe too many) more.

Team 40s: Zibby Owens is a writer, mother of four in NYC, and host of the popular podcast, “Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books.” Her work has appeared in Redbook, Marie Claire, SELF, Shape, HuffPost, Scary Mommy, Kveller, the New York Times online and in many other publications.

Team 50s: Robin Eileen Bernstein is a writer whose byline appears in The New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Salon, Newsday, Narratively, Next Avenue, Purple Clover and elsewhere. She’s performed her essays in New York and points beyond with Living Out Loud: Writers Riff on Love Sweat & Fears and with the Paragraph Reading Series.

Team 60s: Jane Davis has lived a life of adventure. She is a published writer, psychotherapist, equine specialist, professional skier and explorer of life.

Team 70s: Rebecca Danigelis was an executive hotel housekeeper for 40 years before being abruptly fired at the age of 75. Since then, she and her son have undergone a bucket list journey to do all the things she was never able to do while on the clock. Her adventures will be showcased in the 2019 documentary, Duty Free.

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21 A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, November 14th at Caveat, Lower East Side.

the theme of the night was “finding my voice”

we sold out! thanks everyone

This month, we’re inviting our performers to tell us stories about finding their authentic self, or sound, or style, or just who the heck they are. Join us, and you might hear about a dramatic moment where they stood up and spoke out. Maybe it took ending a relationship or starting a new venture to find their voice. This November, our all-star line-up will be digging deep to let us in on the how, where, why and when of finding my voice. 

Our November show is presented by Werk It!, a women's podcast festival, happening Nov. 13-14 at the Knockdown Center. Two days of conversations, workshops, live tapings, networking, and one-on-one mentoring sessions, plus their Podcast Accelerator: your chance to pitch a show, incubate a pilot, and score a development deal with WNYC Studios. Find out more here. 

Team 20s: Rachel Pegram is a comedian, actor, writer, and singer. She's appeared in videos and sketches for MTV, CollegeHumor, Mashable, and Refinery29, and she played a supporting role in Adam Sandler’s new movie, The Week Of.

Team 30s: Marne Litfin is a Product Content Strategist at the app marketing start up Adjust. Prior to entering the startup world, Marne was a farmhand and once worked on a barge in the Hauraki Gulf, harvesting mussels.

Team 40s: Nhu An Do is a Moth StorySLAM winning storyteller. She has a solo show, “You Sing Terrible!” about the hilariously dark journey of finding her voice through plastic surgery, addiction, and music. She is also a singer-songwriter and has a debut album called Shangri-la.

Team 50s: Beth Broun has done stand up, acted on soaps, theater, and tv, including 2 seasons on SNL. Her biggest acting job was being an advertising sales executive in digital media. Beth is presently developing A Dramedy for Television titled Fingered.

Team 60s: Randy Danson is an actor with appearances in various TV shows and films. She’s most recognized for her work in the films The Scenic Route, The Equalizer, and The Last Temptation of Christ.

Team 70s: Pamela Vassil is a writer, busier now than before retiring. She is a member of Community Board 6, records books for the blind, and worked at The New York Times, Daily News, Hadassah, Parsons, and McCalls Magazine. Even though she turns 75 in two weeks, she doesn’t miss a trick.

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21 A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday October 17, 2018 at Caveat, Lower East Side.

the theme of the night was “my truth about aging”

we sold out! Thank you everyone

Aging: we’re all doing it, whether you’re Team 20s or Team 80s. We want to know how YOU do it. This month at Generation Women, we're inviting our performers to tell us a story about getting older. It might be a moment of realization, of humor, of joy, of sadness, of frustration. Whatever it is, it’ll be human and true. This October, our all-star line-up will be sharing their truth about aging with you.

Team 20s: Mary Alice Miller is a multi-platform editor based in New York City. With experience in print and digital journalism, film and photography, radio and podcasting, and experiential storytelling and conference planning, she is obsessed with bringing great stories to life.

Team 30s: Anneke Jong is the Chief Operating Officer at a cool kids clothing company called Rockets of Awesome. She’s led teams and launched products at companies big and small, including Google. Outside of work, she enjoys ice cream and talking about her cat.

Team 40s: Verta Maloney has over 20 years of experience as an educator, school leader, and leadership coach. She tells stories through images, through words, and through her very existence. She has extensive experience facilitating groups and supporting individuals with bold conversations about many things, including race.

Team 50s: Deborah Goemans is a South African writer and storyteller living in Upstate New York. Her one-woman show “Call Me Baba Yaga” is at turns humorous, bawdy, wistful, heartbreaking, and inspiring, about a life lived on three continents and aging with love, loss, and the shiver of an ancient family curse.

Team 60s: Candy Schulman is an award-winning creative and corporate writer and writing professor at the New School. Her pieces explore themes on mothers and daughters, women’s issues, health, travel, and politics, and have appeared in leading publications like The New York Times and The Washington Post.

Team 70s: Verna Gillis is a freelance producer with a Ph.D. in ethnomusicology who gained recognition for her work promoting and producing music from various cultural backgrounds. She now performs her one older-woman show, Tales From Geriassic Park—On the Verge of Extinction, and has published a book of one-liners, I Just Want to be Invited—I Promise Not to Come.

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List. 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21 A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

Our last show was Wednesday, September 12th at Caveat, Lower East Side

The theme of the night was “Little White Lies”

We’ve all told them. And this month, we're inviting our performers to tell us their little white lies. Maybe it's a lie they were caught out in, or one they've maintained for years. Maybe it’s a lie they tell or told someone close to them, or a stranger… or even themselves. Why did they feel the need to lie? When we dig deep, what’s really going on there? And most importantly: what is their truth? This month at Caveat we want to know how you're REALLY feeling!

Team 20s: Hala Maroc is a radio personality, artist, serial entrepreneur, and overall multi-media powerhouse. She created #ontheblockwithhalamaroc, a growing online community of creatives on the rise. Her new single “it sounds like” is out now.

Team 30s: Charreah K. Jackson serves as an international love and success coach, ESSENCE Senior Editor and author of Boss Bride: The Powerful Woman's Playbook for Love & Success on St. Martin's Press. Her informed point-of-view has been featured on CNN, The Today Show, Fortune and TIME. The Atlanta native lives and loves in Harlem. 

Team 40s: Allison Silverman is a TV writer and producer.  She executive produced The Colbert Report, and co-executive produced Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and The Office.  Other credits include Portlandia, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and more.

Team 50: Carla Katz is a storyteller who has performed all over NYC, including at Caveat, the Fat Black Pussycat, the Magnet Theater, the Tank, MOTH story slams, and the PIT.  She had a solo show called BODY PARTS in the SOLOCOM 2017 Comedy Festival and she co-produces the On the Waterfront Storytelling Series. She is a labor lawyer, a Professor at Rutgers, and a long time union leader.

Team 60s: Martha Frankel is a writer, knitter, poker player, and yenta. She is the executive director of Woodstock Bookfest and the host of Woodstock Booktalk. She runs storyslams.com seasonally in Woodstock NY. Her memoir, Hats & Eyeglasses, traces her addiction to gambling.

Team 70s: Roseann Shaiman became a mother in her 30s, and a practicing psychotherapist in her 40s.  In her 50s, she became a certified yoga instructor.  In her 60s, she became a celebrant joining couples in marriage.  A "storylistener" by vocation, she has been inspired by Generation Women in her 70s to become a fledgling storyteller. 

Hosted by Georgia Clark, author of The Regulars and The Bucket List.

 

Generation Women is a cross-generational storytelling night in New York City. Each month, five women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, and her 60s+. Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. We’re a unique, intimate female literary salon that brings together women of all ages. 

CAVEAT

21 A CLINTON STREET, NEW YORK, NY

DOORS AT 6:30, SHOW AT 7 PM

thank you everyone!