Tre Floyd's Church Folk
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Something has gone wrong at New Rock Baptist Tabernacle Church! Someone has stolen $5,000 from the offering, and Pastor Johnson needs your help to find out who it was.
Step into the razor-sharp world of cultural icon Fran Lebowitz, where every observation is laced with wit and no-nonsense takes on modern life. This isn't a typical book reading or lecture; with nothing more than a microphone, her trademark deadpan delivery, and an old-school New York attitude, Lebowitz dives into a wide range of topics for a night that’s equal parts insightful and hilarious. The original contrarian, Lebowitz has carved out a niche as one of America’s most distinctive cultural satirists through her bestselling essay collections and her wildly popular Netflix series, Pretend It’s a City.
About the Artist
Fran Lebowitz's essays and interviews skewer everything from politics and media to daily absurdities. Her bestselling collections, Metropolitan Life and Social Studies, are now available in The Fran Lebowitz Reader, which has been published in multiple languages and remains widely influential. She is also the author of a children’s book, Mr. Chas and Lisa Sue Meet the Pandas. She’s also made memorable screen appearances, including roles in Law & Order, The Wolf of Wall Street, and in several acclaimed documentaries. Her longtime collaboration with Martin Scorsese resulted in the HBO film Public Speaking and the hit Netflix series Pretend It’s a City, which earned an Emmy nomination in 2021. A celebrated raconteur and late-night TV favorite, Lebowitz is known for her quick comebacks and unwavering disdain for modern trends. Still living in New York City, Lebowitz continues to be a cultural force, a fashion icon, and an enduring reminder that smart, funny, and fearless commentary never goes out of style.
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Something has gone wrong at New Rock Baptist Tabernacle Church! Someone has stolen $5,000 from the offering, and Pastor Johnson needs your help to find out who it was.

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