Chris Grace: Sardines

After his smash-hit show Chris Grace: As Scarlett Johansson, actor and comedian Chris Grace moved from solving racism to solving… death? Chris Grace: Sardines explores the tragic, hilarious and important questions of our time:

• Can we enjoy life if we know how it ends?
• Does making art actually help?
• And if Rihanna's song is called Don't Stop the Music, why does the music... stop?
  

This is a comic look at the people in Chris’s life who have passed, and how he has managed to live a full, joyous life in spite of that. His existential ice cream sundae has every flavor of grief in it; from parents to siblings to partners, he’s experienced it all and he’s made it out the other side.

Find out in this insightful and vulnerable comedy that was a hit at numerous fringe festivals around the world, including the famed Edinburgh Fringe Festival. This June, it plays for one performance, only at CSz Philadelphia.

2024 Playbill Pick
Winner: Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence
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CHRIS GRACE is best known for playing Jerry on the NBC hit comedy Superstore. He has also appeared on Broad City, PEN15, Atypical, Stumptown, and the films That Awkward Moment, WYRM, and All the Bright Places. On stage, Chris appeared in the hit musicals 50 Shades! The Musical Parody (national tour and off-Broadway) and Thrones! The Musical (Los Angeles), which he also co-wrote and directed for a monthlong run at the Sydney Opera House in 2019. He earned a BFA from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and recently debuted his solo comedy show CHRIS GRACE: AS SCARLETT JOHANSSON to sellout audiences and critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe. This year he will appear in Netflix’s The Residence produced by Shonda Rimes.

TIK TOK/INSTAGRAM: @chrisgracecomedy
BLUESKY: @chrisgrace.com

Host or Publisher CSz Philadelphia