Now playing at Union Hall, *Pushing 30: A New Comedy Hour* is a live set by Abby Govindan built around the uneasy math of adulthood: time, expectations, and the stories people tell themselves as milestones approach. The hour treats aging less as a punchline than as a lived condition, with jokes that often arrive through observation rather than shock. No specific NYC premiere history is documented, but its Brooklyn run places it inside the city’s long tradition of testing personal narrative on small-room stages. One clear strength is its willingness to let silence and specificity do some of the work.