Sup, Boo? with Alison Leiby and Josh Gondelman

Josh is a dynamic force in the Rock/Pop scene, known for his vibrant performances that captivate audiences at Union Hall, a staple venue in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood. As a celebrated musician, he has shared the stage with a variety of talented artists such as Marley, Gotterer, and Sophia, bringing an eclectic mix of sounds and energy to each show.

Gondelman is an individual Rock/Pop performer who appears on New York City bills at Union Hall. Their work has been presented alongside LATE BLOOMERS, a lineup built around unexpected solo characters, and with collaborators including Grace, Reiter, Gus, Heagerty, Nick, Mestad, and Ashley.

Alison is a dynamic force in the Rock/Pop scene, captivating audiences with her powerful vocals and magnetic stage presence. Known for her work with bands like The Kills and The Dead Weather, she has carved out a unique space in the music world, blending raw energy with melodic finesse.

Leiby is a New York–based performer and musician whose work sits between documentary theater and song. Trained in acting and vocal performance, he has developed solo and ensemble pieces that draw on recorded interviews, family history, and the everyday cadences of city life.

Anthony is a stand-up comedian whose work leans into dark setups, abrupt turns, and a deliberately abrasive stage persona. In New York City he has appeared at Union Hall, including on the bill for Picture This!: Live Animated Comedy, where performers play against animated visuals as an active element in the scene.

Vito is a comedy performer and character-driven presence on New York City bills, including shows at Union Hall. The name also traces back to Vito Giusto Scozzari, known professionally as Vito Scotti, an American actor whose long screen and stage career moved between dramatic parts and comedy across film, Broadway, and television.