Stories from the Brink!

"One woman’s true tales of near death, unfiltered and in snackable form. Including, but not limited to: war zones, elder caregiving, a white water disaster, incompetent Scottish physicians, and a childhood in the Bronx that involved a Yeshiva by day and bacon and the Guggenheim by night."
From award-winning performer Iris Bahr (Curb your Enthusiasm, Hacks, The Last Exorcism, to name just a few) comes the LA premiere of Stories From the Brink, a wild, touching and hilariously poignant journey through Bahr’s near death adventures, from her fragmented childhood in the Bronx to her time in the Middle East, Asia, South America and finally in Tel Aviv, now taking care of her mother with dementia, and where on October 7th, things come full circle. It is a true tale of adventure, escape, thrills, terrors and evolution through perpetual movement. As always, Bahr masterfully combines humor, pathos and masterful storytelling to take the audience on a journey that is funny, heartbreaking and life-affirming all at once.
BIO
is Bahr is an award winning actor, writer and director. With over 50 TV and film credits to her name, Iris is best known for her recurring role on Curb your Enthusiasm as Rachel Heineman (the ski lift episode to name just one) and her series Svetlana, exec produced by Mark Cuban. Winner of the Montreal Fringe Frankie Award.

Her debut solo show DAI (enough) won the Lortel Award, and garnered two drama desk nominations, a UK stage award nom. DAI ran off broadway, and had a world tour including sold out runs in London, Edinburgh, and across Latin America in Spanish.
Her most recent solo show, See You Tomorrow, was just nominated for a Helen Hayes Award and has been touring wiht that show across the US and Canada.

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