For her bachelorette party, purveyor of fine jokes, Cameron Esposito, decided to go a different route - making people pay to see her stand up and tell jokes for her first special. Now she's got your attention and she's got some harsh truths for you, discussing topics such as marriage equality and gun control to the secrets of a women's locker room. You'll love her! After all, she's Marriage Material.
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Cameron Esposito is a very funny queer comedian and this is a very funny standup special!! But I want to use this space to recommend her podcast Queery, if you haven't given it a listen yet. Cameron has smart, nuanced, empathetic conversations with queer figures in media and entertainment, and I've found all the episodes I've listened to enlightening and cathartic. One of my favorite aspects of Queery is that it's not a traditional interview format — it really is more of an equal exchange between two queer people of different backgrounds. I came for already-faves like Jen Richards and Rebecca Sugar, but I've stayed for all the others, too. Hope you enjoy. <3
I have a theory that the most embarrassing time in history is whenever 7 years ago was.
Too close to feel nostalgic, too far to feel relevant.
There is likely a lot more to get out of this if you’re coming from a different angle than i did, it’s some quirky fun if you’re a fan of both of those things and it’s heart is in the right place if you have one of those.
I just personally found myself starring back at the imprint of the man I was, a 7 year old nuclear blast portrait sprayed on the wall, the shape of it faded and no longer lining up with the one casted on top of it today.…
This was alright. Not aggressively, in your face alright TO THE EXTREME. Just kinda calm and polite and steady. Very cordial. Like if a comedy special was running for Mayor and was playing real sly and cool, shaking hands and kissing babies. That's this. In comedy special form.
I actually saw Cameron live around this time last year at Turner Hall as my introduction to her. And I gotta say that she's a much better performer in an intimate setting. That show felt like being a fly on the wall in the midst of a really good natured therapy session where she's talking through funny mundane annoyances like uncovering the scandal of how the United Airlines version of Carol doesn't…
There are definitely some random awkward parts, but it’s pretty funny overall. As long as you’re okay with some soapboxy moments, I’d recommend watching. Especially for people looking for WLW comedians.
Cameron Esposito is a master of a certain kind of conversational standup, taking personal experiences and turning them into both fodder for jokes and a conspiratorial air that lets the audience feel welcome and at ease. The perfect mood for her comedy. This is a wonderful special.
