STEVE SOLOMON’S
MY MOTHER’S ITALIAN, MY FATHER’S JEWISH & I’M IN THERAPY
New Stories and New Chaos!
One of the longest-running one-man comedies in theatrical history!
FRESHLY BAKED FOR 2025-26
The world’s gone wacko these days. Everyone could use a good laugh. Or three hundred of them. And the greatest universal subject to laugh about is… DYSFUNCTIONAL families.
This is why EVERYONE will simply adore “My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish and I’m in Therapy”. And you don’t have to be Jewish or Italian to love it! This hilarious PG-rated one-man show stars the incredibly talented Steve Solomon, who takes you on a wild and entertaining journey through his life, humorously navigating the challenges and absurdities of growing up in a mixed Jewish-Italian household. With his impeccable comedic timing, delightful dialects, wacky sound effects and witty storytelling, Steve brings to life a variety of colorful characters we all know, love and tolerate from our own families, each with their own quirks and foibles…like Uncle Paulie who thinks KY Jelly is marmalade from Kentucky! You’ll recognize your own parents, uncles, aunts and 2nd cousins twice removed as Steve shares relatable experiences, family anecdotes, cultural clashes and stories about everything from doctors and air travel to Costco! And you’ll laugh until you cry (or have to use the restroom!)
Almost a million people have seen this three time award-winning comedian known for delivering belly laughs and sheer joy. Call it “SEINFELD meets MANISCALCO.”
With great new material and characters to laugh about, what are you waiting for? Book this show today! It’s easy: no routing needed, no touring production crew, one simple basic set, one hotel room.
It’s a “presenter’s dream”…. so wildly popular and successful, there are three hysterical sequels, too!
HOLIDAY SHOW AVAILABLE
MY MOTHER’S ITALIAN, MY FATHER’S JEWISH & I’M HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A time of Peace--a time of Joy—a time of remembering why you left home in the first place. Steve’s back for the holidays with more wild and hilarious stories. We all get to attend holiday dinner at Grandma’s (with 35 over-fed people and one toilet) where, if you’re under 55, you’re allowed to sit at the children’s table! It’s another laugh filled evening of family chaos to celebrate the time of year we hear: Peace on Earth, Good will towards men, Batteries not included and Where’s the plunger?
