Liars' League NYC

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Listen in to one of New York's finest reading series, Liars' League NYC at the lit-famous KGB Bar in the East Village for four new pieces of short fiction by Alle C. Hall, Andriana Minou, Jenifer Rowe, and Mark Sadler; performed by Calaine Schafer, Mark Woollett, Michael Petrocelli, and Jessica Gallucci. Hosted by Andrew Lloyd-Jones to the best of what can laughingly be called his ability.

Featuring stories by writers Travis Garner, John Hague, Laurence Raphael Brothers, and Benjamin Schachtman, read by actors Jere Williams, E. James Ford, Kristen Calgaro, and Elizabeth Alice Murray. Hosted by Elizabeth Alice Murry at KGB Bar on 5th December 2018.

Featuring stories by writers Thomas Israel Hopkins, Cynthia Blank, Ellen Weeren , and Rudy Koshar; read by actors Olivia Killingsworth, Alex C. Ferrill, Kira Davies, and Ari Brand. Hosted by Andrew Lloyd-Jones at KGB Bar on 3rd October 2018.

Liars' League NYC gives you a night of PLEASURE & PAIN - four stories featuring parallel universes, pyromania, everyone's most painful night of the year, and a child fight club. With stories by Drew Pisarra, Nathan Goodroe, Lee Upton, and Christopher Green; performed by actors Max Woertendyke, Heather Lee Rogers, Annabel Capper, and Matt Alford. Hosted by Andrew Lloyd-Jones with Miriam Alexander-Kumaradoss at KGB Bar on 1st August 2018.

Liars' League NY returns with four new stories for you, featuring writers Jeanette Topar, Susan Buttenwieser, Manuel Martinez, and Mary Crosbie; performed by Kristen Calgaro, David Rudi Utter, E. James Ford, and Michaela Morton. Hosted by Andrew Lloyd-Jones with Miriam Alexander-Kumaradoss.

Liars' League NYC is a regular literary event featuring original short stories performed by professionally trained actors. Selected stories are published on our website, performed by actors before a live audience at New York’s infamous KGB Bar, and podcast via the iTunes Store and Stitcher. Our aim is simply to bring the very best new fiction to life in front of one the most discerning literary audiences in the world.