Un-Cabaret Stand-Up Audiobook By Patton Oswalt, Beth Lapides, John Riggi, Tim Bagley cover art

Un-Cabaret Stand-Up

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Un-Cabaret Stand-Up

By: Patton Oswalt, Beth Lapides, John Riggi, Tim Bagley
Narrated by: Beth Lapides, John Riggi, Tim Bagley, Patton Oswalt
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About this listen

 Take off with these high-flying stories about air travel that go a lot deeper than jokes about airline food (although one of the stories is, in fact, about a food-related revelation). They're also about crazy travelers and horribly awkward interactions with the stranger in the next seat.

TRACKS:
"The Flight from Prague" by Patton Oswalt
"Seat-mates" by Tim Bagley
"Grounded" by John Riggi

ADVISORY: This material may not be appropriate for minors.

PATTON OSWALT is the evil mastermind behind The Comedians of Comedy tour and Comedy Central series. He's also had his own Comedy Central stand-up special, appeared on King of Queens, and written for Mad-TV.

TIM BAGLEY has appeared in Curb Your Enthusiasm, Happy, Texas, The Day After Tomorrow, and had a recurring role on Will & Grace.

JOHN RIGGI was writer and co-executive producer of The Larry Sanders Show, The Comeback and Will & Grace.

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"Visceral storytelling!" (Los Angeles Magazine)
"An artistic genre all its own!" (NPR)
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