Liz Miele

Thu, Jan 14, 2027
Fri, Jan 15, 2027
Sat, Jan 16, 2027
Sun, Jan 17, 2027

Liz Miele

with Matt Donaher
Liz Miele is a NYC comedian that has appeared on Comedy Central, FOX, AXS TV, Hulu and NPR’s Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me. She's been featured in The New Yorker, NY Times, Runner's World, Psychology Today and The Guardian. She has several viral videos on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok including jokes “Feminist Sex Positions,” "Dating Is Harder for Comedians," and "F*ck Finland" She regularly tours internationally and has three albums out including her first, “Emotionally Exhausting” which has over 2 million views on YouTube and her most recent special, Self Help Me which has over 1 million views on YouTube. Her newest special “Ghost of Academic Future” premiered Sept 2022 on YouTube and was listed on The New York Times, Paste Magazine and Interrobang “Best Comedy Specials of 2022” list. Her book "Why Cats Are A**holes" was published March 2021 and she has a weekly podcast with comedian Maria Shehata called 2 Non Doctors.

Matt Donaher

Matt has performed on CONAN multiple times. Matt was staffed on Demetri Martin’s show Our Fascinating Planet for Funny or Die, served as head writer for Fuse TV’s Uproarious, served as co-head writer for The Comedy Network’s All Access Live and wrote and provided voiceover for Jonathan Katz’s series Explosion Bus. Matt has written jokes for comics such as Natasha Leggero, Mike Birbiglia, Wyatt Cenac and Moshe Kasher.

Matt had the honor of being a New Face in the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs Comedy festival where his performance led to him being part of Best of the Fest and selected to perform on a Gala special taped for the CW hosted by Howie Mandel starring Russell Peters, Tom Papa, Iliza Shlesinger, J.B. Smoove and more. Read about Matt’s highlight performance here.

Matt is the winner of the 38th annual Seattle International Comedy Festival. A month long festival taking place all over Washington in which he beat out 31 amazing performers.

Comedy Central named Matt one of their “Comics to Watch” and the Boston Phoenix named him the best comedian in Boston.