Michelle Slonim once had an audition for Worried Jewish Mom. The day of the audition, Michelle called and said, “I can’t come in, I’m having a panic attack.” They replied, “You’re hired!”
For as long as comedians have told stories, audiences have wondered, “Did that really happen?!?” *
Join us for “Truth or Laughs?” – a virtual, interactive comedy game show where you can win real shekels.
Hosted by New York City comedy couple Ben Rosenfeld and Michelle Slonim, the show takes the audience behind-the-scenes of funny stories with hilarious reveals where the entire audience guesses what parts of the story are true and what parts were made up just for laughs.
*For those wondering, in real life, Michelle did have a panic attack, but went to the audition anyway.
Truth or Laughs is composed of three rounds.
In each round:
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Ben or Michelle tells a 3-5 minute (uninterrupted) funny story
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Afterward, participants play a ten-question true/false interactive game about what parts of the story happened in real life. Faster responses get more points.
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After each question, Ben or Michelle reveals the details behind the part of the story in question.
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The winner gets $hekels and other prizes as decided by the organizers
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Then in a role reversal, the winner then goes on video and plays “2 Truths and a Lie” with Ben and Michelle competing against each other.
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In order to ensure the best show possible, please:
1) Have your video on
2) Try to be in a quiet place where you can be unmuted the whole show – it’s more fun when everyone hears laughs and
3) If possible, login to Zoom on a computer instead of a phone/tablet (it works all ways, but the experience is slightly better via computer)