Comedians with Disabilities Act

Nina G. and Mean Dave
Nina G. and Mean Dave
Mon, Apr 11, 7:00 PM
Hybrid: MCC Theater and Zoom

Join us for an evening of laughter and learning at the MCC Theatre! This comedy act by Nina G and their co-comedian Mean Dave takes an intersectional approach in talking about issues that people with non-apparent disabilities encounter, and what it means to be an ally to one another. Their focus is on being open, getting needed support and moving toward Disability pride and goals. The A.S. Commission on Disability Equality will facilitate a Q&A following the performance.

Comedian bios:  

Nina G is a stand-up comedian, author, and disability advocate. She performs and gives keynote speeches at colleges, companies, and conferences across the world. Nina is the author of Stutterer Interrupted: The Comedian Who Almost Didn’t Happen and the children’s book Once Upon an Accommodation: A Book About Learning Disabilities. She is a Bay Area native (Alameda) spanning five generations and currently resides in Oakland. Additionally, she has contributed to books, blogs, and articles and is a favorite among podcasters and comedy audiences all over. www.NinaGcomedian.com
 
Mean Dave is a Californian comedian from the Bay Area with a rock and roll style for any occasion or function. With a wild, intelligent approach to material about modern day life, Mean Dave has performed regularly at San Jose Improv, San Francisco Punchline, LA Comedy Store, Tommy T's in Pleasanton, and all kinds of shows and events all over.  Dave has opened for other notable comedians, like Josh Blue, Big Jay Oakerson, and Jay Mohr, and has performed at colleges across the US. Mean Dave’s role in the Comedians with Disabilities Act helps to bring his critical message about addiction and disabilities to audiences around the world.

CoSponsors: A.S. Commission on Disability Equality and Disabled Students Program

Accommodations: In-Person and Hybrid/Zoom ASL Interpretation and Live Captions. 
For additional accommodations please visit the MCC office or contact Jesse Avila at 805.893.8411 or jesseavila@ucsb.edu.

photo by Jesse Perez

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