Epstein & Hassan in You Two Should Have Your Own HBO Special
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Epstein & Hassan in You Two Should Have Your Own HBO Special
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Theater for the New City presents Epstein & Hassan in You Two Should Have Your Own HBO Special. Epstein and Hassan (aka the Black & the Jew) have been perfecting their hilarious insights into sex, race and relationships throughout their 18 years of marital bliss. For a very low fee of $10 (try getting a therapist to give you an hour at that rate!) they will reveal their exclusive "Black/Jew/Love" technology. This positive force for the new millennium heals relationships between men and women; men and men; and women and women. Through hysterical laughter and deep insights relationships are actually transformed. The provocative pair's outspoken comedy is part stand-up, part sitcom, part talk show and part improvisation. "Black/Jew/Love" is all about sex and race, how it relates to the two of them and in turn, to their audience. Epstein and Hassan developed their unique comedy from the feeling that even when they were failing financially and in their individual careers, their relationship was a success! Most recently they created and were the hosts of "Shock & Awe A Go Go", a pansexual comedic (tongue in check-quite literally) neo-burlesque show which has recently closed an extraordinarily successful run at the Cutting Room. Hassan wants people to know that, "Ultimately we want to be funny, make people think and sell out the room, and Epstein says, "If the audience laughs, we have great sex that night." So, for their sake, come out and laugh.
"Hot, Hilarious and Outrageous!" - PlayGirl Magazine
"You two are fabulous, very funny" -Joan Rivers, WOR Radio
"Provocative, Frank, Funny, Even enlightening comedy" -Tom Murrin, Paper Magazine
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