Comedian Peter Fogel's "Till Death Do Us Part...You First!"

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Comedian Peter Fogel's "Till Death Do Us Part...You First!"

80 Minutes of NON-STOP Laughs for Single, Divorced, & Devoted Couples!

"A Very Funny Show about Marriage & Relationships! Go See IT!"

- Ray Romano, Everybody Loves Raymond

Three-Time Emmy Award Winner & Oscar Nominee CHAZZ PALMINTERI (A BRONX TALE) directs Hilarious Actor/Comedian PETER FOGEL in his hysterical auto-biographical multi-media solo show that is coming off its NYC OFF-BROADWAY run. Fogel has MAJOR commitment issues and is dumped by his girlfriend on Valentine's Day. Sensing his own mortality, Fogel is visited by a Special Guest who gets into his head and acts as his Conscience (Chazz Palminteri in a voice-over).

Throughout the story, Palminteri mentors Fogel on how he can end all his romantic disasters and reconnect with the one woman who can change his life! During the fast-paced performance, Fogel employs his signature wit - and vocal gifts - to bring to life such relatable characters as Russian Ex-Girlfriend Irina, Magician & Ex-Fiancé Jamie, High Maintenance Tanya, his college roommate "Uncle" Harold, plus his Demented Father and Evil Stepmom Eva. But, of course, they all have one goal - to continue to stress Peter about his unfilled love life!

Fogel playfully promises all who attend the Black Box Performance.

"All the stories I tell on stage about my roller-coaster romances are true - you'll laugh, You'll Cry...and best of all: you'll have plenty of FREE Parking!"

The NY Post Calls Peter Fogel...

“The single’s man, single man… who tells such hilarious stories about being single in the city… one wants to go out and find him a suitable mate!”

"A HYSTERICAL look at the complexity of relationships, love and marriage – proving you can find your soul mate at any age.”

- Dr. Diana Kirschner - Best Selling Authors, "Love in 90 Days!", Good Morning America

“Fogel entertains us with anecdotes and characters that hold particular importance in his story, skillfully bringing them to life with his obvious gift for mimicry!”

- NoHo Arts District, LA