New York City's Secrets and Lies

If you can identify the lie, you’ll be in the running to win a pair of tickets to a secret NYC event. 
Doors: 6:30pm Show: 7:00pm Tickets: $12 in advance, $15 at the door 21+ Seating is limited and is first-come first-served: arrive at 6:30 to get a seat!
  
HOST:
Christa AvampatoChrista Avampato makes a living in business and a life as a writer. A storyteller, journalist, and award-winning author, she began her career managing Broadway shows and national theater tours, and now works with performing arts organizations and museums to help them use technology to grow their audiences. She's been an invited speaker on the power of the imagination at SXSW, Games for Change, New York University, and Columbia University. Christa's writing has been featured in The Washington Post, PBS, Cheddar, Kirkus, and Untapped Cities. You will always find her sharing her never-ending curiosity on Twitter @christanyc, Instagram @christarosenyc, and her daily blog, Curating a Creative Life, at christaavampato.com. 
FEATURING:
Dustin GrowickDustin Growick has worked in science communication at the New York Hall of Science, the American Museum of Natural History, and as a traditional classroom teacher. Now, as Museum Hack’s Senior Creative Consultant & Team Lead for Science, Dustin specializes in creating unique, engaging, and educational adult museum experiences that attract new audiences. Dustin has written two children’s books on dinosaurs, is the host of Caveat’s live debate show, VERSUS, and is the writer, producer, and host of the YouTube channel, The Dinosaur Show.Nate CharlesNate Charles is a New York based storyteller, originally from Adelaide Australia. His stories have been featured on The Moth, The Story Collider and the How I Learned Series. He currently also works at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural history, and Central Park where he offers swear-heavy, left of center tours.Sandi MarxSandi Marx, a retired talent agent, has been touring the country telling stories for the past four years. A seven time Moth Slam champ she has also hosted “Women of Letters”, and can be heard on a multitude of podcasts such as RISK, Story Collider, HotMic with Dan Savage and countless others. Sandi is the subject of a short documentary that will hopefully be seen this coming year. Vicki EastusVicki Eastus is a storyteller and improviser who never thought she'd actually use her thesis on the distinction between plot and story in Russian 19th century literature. She is also a law professor who has presented to national and international conferences on the art of using improvisation and storytelling to teach legal analysis.She has performed at local venues including Moth StorySlams, the Magnet Theater (Adam Wade's Storytelling Series, Armando Diaz Experience monologist), Caveat's Secrets and Lies, the Del Close Marathon at Upright Citizens Brigade, Refinery29, and On The Waterfront in Hoboken.