Peyton Dix and Friends
About This Event
Peyton Dix brings a mixed bill to Union Hall, joined by Carly, Grace, Johnson, Kane, Kearney, Maddie (Madelaine Rachel Phillips), Molly, Parikh, and Rima. The bill pairs Dix’s documentary-minded, movement-informed work with rock/pop songwriters and character-driven comics; sets lean toward close-listening arrangements, tight pacing and collaborative staging rather than spectacle.
About the Artists
Skintag and Friends
Skintag and Friends is a New York City–based comedy act that shows up in club lineups where stand-up, character work, and looser ensemble bits can share the same room. They have appeared at Union Hall, often in mixed bills such as “Peyton Dix and Friends,” alongside performers including Cigi, Carly, Grace Johnson, Kane Kearney, Rima Parikh, and Farmer.
Cigi
Cigi is an individual performer whose work on New York City comedy bills has included appearances at Union Hall. They’ve shared lineups with Skintag and Friends and on mixed showcases such as *Peyton Dix and Friends*, alongside Carly, Grace Johnson, Kane, Maddie (Madelaine Rachel Phillips), Molly, Parikh, and Rima.
Farmer,
Farmer is a New York City–based comedy performer who appears regularly at Union Hall. They’ve shared bills with Skintag and Friends and a rotating roster of comics and musicians including Cigi, Carly, Kane, Grace, Johnson, Rima, and Parikh, often in mixed-format nights such as *Peyton Dix and Friends*.
Carly
Carly is a rock/pop performer with a parallel practice in music for kids, bringing that range to New York City stages such as Union Hall. With early training rooted in musical theatre, she later moved into songwriting and band-driven sets.
Kane
Kane works at the border of rock/pop and family-minded performance, bringing a straightforward band-driven sound to New York City rooms like Union Hall. The name also carries a recorded legacy dating back to late-1980s American rock, with an early studio album released in 1987.
Grace
Grace is a New York City–based performer working across rock/pop songwriting and DJ sets, appearing at venues including Union Hall and Signal. Her credits span mixed-bill shows that place short song sets alongside character-driven comedy, with collaborators and billmates including Frankenstein’s Baby, Kurt Braunohler, Irene, Morales, Zae, Jordan, and Meka.