Vicky Kuperman

Vicky Kuperman is a Moscow-born Boston native, New York City regular and named “one of 12 new comedians to watch” on The Huffington Post. She is the author of How to Spy on Your Neighbor: Your Survival Guide for the United States of Russia (2017) and , The Russian Drop (2014) and has released two comedy albums All Good (2017) & When I Could Feel (2014) out on iTunes, streaming on Pandora & Spotify and playing regularly on SiriusXM’s Raw Dog comedy station. She performed her Off-Broadway one-hour solo stand-up show to packed houses for five nights at the 2014 United Solo Theatre Festival, where she won “Best Stand-up of the Fest.” Alternately described as “fierce,” “fearless” and “ferociously funny,” Vicky has performed at countless festivals nationwide, including the renowned Boston Comedy Festival (where, in 2012, she was a finalist—one of only four women to have reached that round in the festival’s 13-year history). When she is not performing live, Vicky is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post, Paste Magazine and more, where her columns skewer the absurdities of everything from weddings to work to politics. In 2009, she and fellow comedian Kendra Cunningham founded Malarkey Pictures, for which they write, direct and star in short films that appear across the Internet, notably on Funny or Die. Their film LonelyGirl48was named Best Comedic Short at the Boston Comedy Festival in 2010, and Best Short Film at the 2011 Palm Beach Women’s Festival. More of their films have been screened at the St. Louis and Boston film festivals. Vicky and Kendra have just finished writing their first (comedic) feature film and are very excited to start development on it. She has been featured on The Maxim Comedy Showcase, NickMom TV, Sirius Satellite Radio & Comcast and was presented by comedy legend David Brenner on several shows as part of his tour “David Brenner Presents: Comedy Stars of Tomorrow.” More here: http://www.vickykuperman.com