Thirst Trap Comedy

Trap brings comedians you've seen on Comedy Central, Netflix, HBO, MTV & more right to a Gemini & Scorpio Loft every month! A show where New York City art and culture meet satire and comedy, every month Anya and a revolving special guest co-host bring in rising stars and big names in comedy for a night of standup comedy, games, and one hell of a party. Past guests include Aparna Nancherla (Comedy Central), Ophira Eisenberg (NPR's Ask Me Another), Myq Kaplan (Netflix) & many more
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SEPTEMBER LINEUP:
Marcia Belsky (New York Times)
Dave Ross (Comedy Central)
Moss Perricone (Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj)
Mamoudou N'Diaye (MTV)
Janet Hyde (Dude Talks to A Lady Podcast)
Fareeha Khan (Jimmy Kimmel Live)

ABOUT THE HOST:
Anya Volz is a New York City-based comedian originally from Vermont. Her comedy has been described as “surprisingly funny” and “not even that preachy” by men all across America. She is a contributing writer and content creator for Riot Fest, The Hard Times and Macaulay Culkin’s Bunny Ears. She has been featured in numerous national comedy festivals, including Gilda's Laughfest and the Women in Comedy Festival.

ABOUT GEMINI AND SCORPIO LOFT:
Gemini & Scorpio, two funky Brooklyn gals, have been running the second-largest non-commercial New York City events list since 2002, spreading the word on underground happenings you'd otherwise never hear about. They are also the makers of themed costume parties with live entertainment: legendary happenings from wild circus throwdowns to dazzling vintage dance socials to one-of-a-kind Russian baths bashes. The events are marked by offbeat themes, fantastic costumes, mind-blowing music, burlesque and circus performances, unique art and decor, and wild dancing into the morning, drawing 200-1,000 costumed creatives types each time. G&S have been written up in The New York Times, NY Post, The Village Voice, TimeOut NY, but amNY put it best in their "Nightlife Trends 2011" - "Expect a setting that's both festive and whimsical, featuring art installations, roving performers, cheap drinks and DJ sets that run late into the night. Guests dress to the nines, whatever the theme: steampunk glamour, circus riot, faux fur or neon bling."