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Moshe Kasher: Coda/Switch
Moshe Kasher performs an hour of stand-up about his upbringing in a deaf family, interpreting, and other personal experiences. This show is for ages 21 and over.
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November 8, 2026 · 7:30 PM
The Bell House, 149 7th Street, Brooklyn ·
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Moshe Kasher's stand-up draws on growing up as a hearing child in a deaf family and working as an ASL interpreter; the material is sometimes x-rated and includes masturbation.
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As Part of The New York Comedy Festival: In Coda/Switch, Emmy award winning comic/bestselling author Moshe Kasher presents 1 hour of stand up about life as a hearing kid raised in an entirely deaf family & his years spent as an ASL interpreter. With tales of ultra Hasidic Brooklyn, drug fueled Oakland & long distance phone sex in the Philippines. Sometimes emotional, sometimes x-rated, always funny, this show's about honoring where you came from, slipping between worlds & getting in where you fit in. It's also about (mostly) masturbation. Door Time: 6:30pm (front bar opens: 5:30pm). Show Time: 7:30pm. 21 & over w/ valid, government-issued photo ID. General Admission standing & seating. *Seating 1st come 1st served & not guaranteed. Arrive early for best selection. *If you have an accessibility request, email thebellhouse@livenation.com prior. *No outside food/drink. $.25 per each ticket sold for a majority of events at The Bell House benefits Come
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