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Upcoming Appearances
More Shows to See!
20th Anniversary NY Arab American Comedy Festival
"Reason #438 I don't like weddings: Being palsy, catching is not my thing. It's bad enough I'm single, you have to throw things at me?!"
What's Going On?
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Need an out? Inspiration? A kick in the pants? I’m creating custom audio messages to help.
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Brown Show at the Comic Strip
Join me and Dean at The Comic Strip 4/30 @8PM ET. We had a blast last time, don’t miss it!
Tickets on sale soon.
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Yes you CAN-CAN!
Listen and laugh along with Steve and Bradford as we get to know each other.
New Book Alert!
A graphic novel by yours truly.
A hilarious story about fame and friendship, by comedian and disability activist Maysoon Zayid, paired with Shadia Amin’s absolutely perfect art!
When Bay Ann wobbles at the end of her Halloween tap dance performance, the moment goes viral! Not because of her amazing tap routine (she crushed it), but because it’s an “inspirational” moment when Alyee Maq, her crush and classmate, catches her. The world sees Bay Ann’s cerebral palsy—not her talent. (For the record, she was swooning a little bit from the strength of her crush, not falling because of her palsy!)
Fresh Comedy
(Crip clips)
Advice You Don't Want to Hear...
So you need some advice? Think you’re ready to hear the truth? Ask below, and I will answer the best entries with a video response.
I Write Stuff
If by some miracle, a disabled character does exist, they are only allowed one of three tropes: “You can’t love me because I’m disabled”, “Heal me”, or “Better off dead”.
The true story of how a Muslim Jersey girl with cerebral palsy creates her own path to stardom
Voices of Disability celebrates the real stories — not the stigmas or stereotypes — of this dynamic and vibrant community of individuals.
The true story of how a Muslim Jersey girl with cerebral palsy creates her own path to stardom
If by some miracle, a disabled character does exist, they are only allowed one of three tropes: “You can’t love me because I’m disabled”, “Heal me”, or “Better off dead”.
Voices of Disability celebrates the real stories — not the stigmas or stereotypes — of this dynamic and vibrant community of individuals.
Book
me.
How to
hire me
If you’d like to book me for a show, appearance, or date, please contact Crista Spadafore crista.spadafore@caa.com for availability and fees.
