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    • San Francisco, CA, Jan. 3-12, 2014: Two weekends of my new show, Sea of Reeds, featuring me, Amy Resnick and the four-member Sea of Reeds Orchestra.  At the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco  Tix & info here.

    Comments

    Comment from Nina Stein
    Time: November 4, 2009, 3:28 am

    Thanks a lot for 2 hours of laugh! As a red diaper baby myself – from the heartland of communism and Jewish humor -, I found every minute of this show brilliant and funny, profound without preachy and affectionate without sentimental.

    Comment from Marion Kessler
    Time: November 4, 2009, 11:01 pm

    My husband and I loved the show – it is not often that we find theater that makes us laugh and want to do a term paper. Amazing. We’re telling everyone we know to get there – I am encouraging my friend who teaches AP History to give extra credit to her students if they go. I swear the papers she gets next time will have better source material than Wikipedia…

    Comment from Barbara Ward
    Time: April 19, 2010, 12:51 am

    You don’t have to be Jewish to love this show! It is brilliant and funny, and it grabbed me from start to finish without missing a beat. I’m telling all my friends to go see it, and I hope it goes on to NY and LA, so I can tell all my friends there, too.

    Comment from Anita Isen
    Time: August 9, 2010, 3:12 am

    I have friends in the D.C., area that missed your, Is Andy Worhol Good For The Jews. Will you be doing it again in Virginia or near D.C. If not, will you have it available on DVD.

    I just saw your performance at in Mill Valley and loved it.
    Thanks for the informative and fun presentation.
    A. Isen

    Comment from Kathy Wilson
    Time: December 3, 2010, 5:20 pm

    When are you coming to Seattle? Would love to see your new gig!

    Comment from Josh Kornbluth
    Time: December 4, 2010, 12:57 am

    Hey, Kathy! I’d love to come back to Seattle! It’s been years since I had the wonderful experience of performing my “Love & Taxes” show at the Intiman. Please ask your favorite Seattle theater to book me — and soon!

    Comment from Michael Pordes
    Time: January 10, 2011, 7:39 pm

    Josh,

    Good luck for 2011! I see you are already booked and busy!

    Let’s get together sometime and talk about the dark days of PM&S. You always keep me laughing.

    Regards to you & your wife and son.

    Michael & Claudia Pordes

    Comment from Larry Magid
    Time: February 10, 2011, 3:38 pm

    LOVED Josh Kornbluth’s new show “Andy Warhol: Good for the Jews?” at Ashby Stage last night. Hilarious, irreverent, provocative and introspective story of how the son of a NY communist discovered God on the GW Bridge, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and a few other unlikely places, and ultimately reconnected with his Jewish heritage at the Temple next to the Andronico’s on University Ave. in Berkeley. If you are a Jew or just Jewish-curious you should see this show!

    Comment from Sherwood Johnson
    Time: May 31, 2011, 7:31 pm

    PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE (grovel grovel) come to Pittsburgh!!! We will bring everyone we know!

    Comment from Dennis Bayer
    Time: February 28, 2012, 1:17 pm

    We loved “Ben” last night.
    Thanks!
    Dennis