Star of Martin Scorsese’s Emmy-nominated Netflix series Pretend It’s a City and HBO’s Public Speaking, Fran Lebowitz brings her razor-sharp wit and unapologetic opinions to GLAZER HALL for an evening of laughter, candor, and unfiltered conversation.

A cultural icon since her early days writing for Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine, Lebowitz has built a legendary career as one of America’s most incisive—and funniest—social commentators. Her best-selling collections Metropolitan Life and Social Studies established her as a literary star, and her anthology The Fran Lebowitz Reader remains a global favorite, translated into nine languages and most recently a UK bestseller.

Whether sparring with late-night hosts, stealing scenes in Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street, or delivering her trademark deadpan on stage, Lebowitz is celebrated for her acerbic takes on politics, pop culture, and the absurdities of modern life. As The New York Times Book Review notes, she is “an important humorist in the classic tradition.”

A rare voice of candor in a world of overexposure, Fran Lebowitz live is an experience not to be missed—one night only at GLAZER HALL.