LA-based comedy band Couplet brings their award-winning Edinburgh Fringe show to New York! With catchy songs and Muppet-y energy, they tell the story of the queer Jewish wedding that almost didn’t happen. They fought off bed bugs, fire, and one very judgy couples therapist, with their guitar and fiddle in hand, to bring you this hour-long musical comedy. Are they cursed? Are they blessed?? Can one wedding save the world?????

After getting married this year, Couplet honeymooned at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival where their show Honey Honey Moon Moon was met with five-star reviews and audience acclaim. Catch this show before they retire it because you’re only allowed to talk about your wedding for one (1) year!

Their songs “People Think We’re Straight/People Think We’re Siblings”, “Our Wedding Venue Burned Down”, and “Jacquelyn Denfark, LMFT”, have been featured in the New York Times, The Guardian, and on BBC Radio, and have garnered millions of views online. They’ve been called “The Flight of the Conchords this generation needs” and “probably related” (they're not).

Directed by hit-maker husbands Chris Grace and Eric Michaud (Chris Grace as Scarlett Johansson, Sardines).

WINNER - Transcendent Craft Award. WINNER - Splash Award for Excellence in Performing Arts. Nominee - Adelaide Fringe Exchange Award. Nominee - Fringe Award for Best Comedy & Variety Act.

★★★★★ “Feral and wild charm… amazing, heartwarming stuff” – Starburst Magazine

★★★★★ “So charming, they could turn even the stoniest cynic into a Romeo-level romantic” – EdFest Magazine

★★★★ “Pitch-perfect… compulsively watchable… genuinely stunning… hilarious” – The Jewish Chronicle

“Fond, endearing, consistently entertaining!” – The Scotsman

“The joy is real.” – Chortle

“Incredibly jovial, likable, and that goes double for their songs… Micah and Marnina are infectious” – The Larchmont Buzz

"Criminally talented, non-stop hilarious... a show that embraces all the hard stuff, and still leaves you feeling lighter" – Rob Kutner (Emmy winner for Conan, The Daily Show)

“Hilarious, clever, sweet and political” – Kristina Wong (Pulitzer Prize Finalist, Lucille Lortel Award Winner)

"An absolute gem." – Sam Reich (CEO, Dropout TV)

"There's nothing they can't sing and laugh their way through" – New York Times