The Sacred and the Profane Show
About This Event
The Sacred and the Profane Show at Union Hall pairs Coster and Rachel in a two-act lineup that juxtaposes a pragmatic, role-forward performer credit with a rock/pop songwriter who has collaborated with Peyton Dix and Marty. Coster’s work in New York listings tends to favor clarity over spectacle; Rachel’s sets draw on songcraft developed through previous Union Hall appearances.
About the Artists
The Sacred and the Profane Show
The Sacred and the Profane Show is a New York City comedy project presented at Union Hall. Framed as a two-act lineup, it brings together performers including Rachel and Coster, whose credits span both pragmatic, role-forward stage work and a songwriter’s sensibility shaped by collaborations with artists like Peyton Dix and Marty.
Alvaro
Alvaro is a comedy performer who works regularly in New York City rooms, including Union Hall. He has appeared on bills with The Sacred and the Profane Show and alongside comics and collaborators such as Chavez, Cameron, Burger, Rachel, Coster, Mackenzie, and Thomas.
Chavez,
Chavez is a New York City–based comedy performer who appears on lineups at Union Hall. They’ve shared bills with The Sacred and the Profane Show and comics including Alvaro, Cameron, Burger, Rachel, Coster, Mackenzie, and Thomas.
Cameron
Cameron Esposito is a comedian, actor, and podcaster whose work often centers on LGBTQ+ life, feminism, and social justice, shaped by the pressures faced by marginalized communities. She is known on screen for the series *Take My Wife* and for long-form conversation on her podcast *Queery*.
Burger,
Burger is a New York City–based comedy performer who appears at Union Hall, a staple of Brooklyn’s small-room live scene. They have shared bills with acts including The Sacred and the Profane Show, Alvaro Chavez, Cameron Mackenzie Thomas, and Rachel Coster.
Rachel
Rachel is an electrifying presence in the rock and pop music scene, captivating audiences with her dynamic performances and heartfelt compositions. Known for her collaborative spirit, Rachel has graced the stage alongside a diverse array of artists, including the likes of Peyton Dix and Marty, leaving a lasting impression wherever she performs.