Jude Treder-Wolff

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CrAzYToWn How do you know that nice, helpful guy in the next cubicle is a psychopath? You don't. Some people can lie better than the rest of us can tell the truth. In Crazytown, real-life therapist/performer Jude Treder-Wolff takes you down the rabbit hole of belief that led to her being blind-sided by reality. It's a comic take on an over-eager therapist getting over herself (when nothing else seemed to be working). And these days - when our phones are smarter than we are - we can meet, fall in love, shop for a ring and get some counseling with someone and never meet them in person - it's a cautionary tale about how authentic a completely fake person can be. If you've ever wondered "how could things go so wrong when I thought I was so right?" welcome to Crazytown. Written and performed by Jude Treder-Wolff, Musical direction and songs co-written by Wells Hanley.

2012 Crazytown Performance Schedule:

Friday April 20, The Examined Life Conference, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine MORE INFORMATION

Friday April 28, Charles B. Wang Center Stonybrook University Stonybrook, NY
Tickets $10 Buy tickets online at Smarttix

Sept. 5-16 EXIT on Taylor Theater San Francisco Fringe Festival - Dates and times to be announced. Click here for more information about the San Francisco Fringe

"Self-medicate with real-life therapist Jude Treder-Wolff. Expect the unexpected! And without the hourly rates." New York Daily News.

"A touch of therapy with a lot of laughs and music seems exactly what the world needs now." Cabaret Scenes

'Well-written and funny." BackStage

Some clips from recent performances: Touchdown! - A true story about an unusual grace before a dinner party.

"Gettin' My Hate On For You" - a song almost everyone can relate to about the voices in your head that drive you to crazytown.

"Going As We Go" the closing song from CRAZYTOWN performed at the Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University, March 5 2011.

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“Drawing on her background as both a stand-up comic and therapist, Treder-Wolff succeeds in helping us laugh and think at the same time.”
Peter Haas, Cabaret Scenes.
“Self-medicate with Jude Treder-Wolff Expect the unexpected! And without the hourly rates.”
Wayman Wong, New York Daily News
"Jude Treder-Wolff combines standup comedy with psychological therapy and songs...aptly demonstrating that despite the many differences among people, we all connect on certain levels. A touch of therapy with a lot of laughs and music seems exactly what the world needs now. "
- Elizabeth Ahlfors, Cabaret Scenes
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