Celebrity Autobiography: Theater Company in New York

About Celebrity Autobiography

Celebrity Autobiography is an ensemble comedy project founded by writer Eugene Pack in the late 1990s and later adapted into a Bravo television special in 2005. The show’s structure is simple: comedians and actors read passages from published celebrity memoirs, treating the text as found material. In New York City it has appeared on Broadway stages including the Shubert Theatre, where rotating casts deliver the excerpts with controlled timing and minimal embellishment. The approach favors precision and editorial selection over broad impersonation.