About the Show
“Too Soon” was born in a basement on Cinco de Mayo in 2009. Before finding cozy home at the Peoples Improv Theater, the show had set stage at various venues in the Lower East Side. The show features top stand-up comedians, storytellers,music, and an array of characters in NYC.
What exactly does “too soon” mean?
Here’s a little help from Urban Dictionary to fill you in: Too Soon - “A phrase used to respond to someone making a comment that was intended to be funny, but touches on subject matter that shouldn’t be joked about, usually because it was a recent event (being in the last decade or so).”
Next shows: March 3rd & April 7th at 930PM
Hosted by Laura Prangley
a “too soon” rap by: Carolyn Castiglia
music by: Social Hero
Social Hero (est. 1998), a five-piece rock act from New York City, heralds
a Renaissance of Rock and Roll.
The story of Social Hero begins with their catalogue of tightly crafted
original music, which showcases “a taste for power-pop hooks, crunchy
guitars and arty embellishments” (Time Out New York). The band draws
influences from a wide range of styles, but the sound of Social Hero is
sown mainly from the seeds of classic and modern rock. Fact: Cream and Led
Zeppelin had a bastard child of rock that grew up on the early ‘90s
alternative explosion – they named it Social Hero.
