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GIRLS GOTTA EAT CONCERT
Why do guys just want to f*ck you once then watch your Instagram stories until the end of time? How do you get over a breakup when you feel like you're gonna die? When should you give it up? My boyfriend takes morning baths: IS THIS WEIRD? These are all questions answered on Girls Gotta Eat -- a hilarious and uncensored podcast from comedic duo Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg. GGE is a top comedy podcast on iTunes, has been reviewed as "life-changing" by thousands of listeners, and the live shows have had record-breaking sellouts in cities all across the US.
At this show, Ashley, Rayna, and special guests will answer all those burning questions about sex, dating, and relationships in a one-of-a-kind, interactive experience. No one leaves without a fresh outlook on dating and at least one new ab from laughing.
LOVED the stupid live show! Ashley and Rayna have been a guiding light for so many females and bring their audience so much happiness and laughter. They provide great entertainment and have amazing talent open for them, too. Girls Gotta Eat is a must-listen podcast and must-go-to live show. Hilarious content from the crowd and just overall felt you were a part of the show. I will definitely go again because a girls gotta eattttt!
The show was amazing! They are so funny and we had a blast. The opening act was insane! I will love them for life. Meeting them was great. They were so nice!
Love these girls! They were very funny and engaging with the audience. If you like their podcast, you’ll love the show!
could not hear clearly at all. Was very disappointed
So the experience was super weird. I’ve enjoyed their podcast over the last year, and seeing them live made me realize a few things. 1) they’re best when they don’t have an audience. Ashley can’t handle heckling and caused the show to be super uncomfortable. She passive-aggressively mentioned it a few times throughout the show not to call out, except the show also asked for audience participation? Very confusing. Then at one point she straight up aggressively called out the heckler and completely brought the mood down in the house. It was SO cringe worthy and awkward, my friend and I almost left. Super unprofessional on Ashley’s part if she wants to be taken seriously as a “comic” or whatever the hell she thinks she’s doing. Tip: don’t criticize your crowd. 2) their shoe works when they’re interviewing guests. Their new episode comes out every Monday, so I’m listening after the show on Saturday I was enjoying the podcast way better than the live show. I realize - it’s the guests. They interview real professional comedians who have an interesting voice and are actually funny. The guests are the best part of the podcast, and what was missing from the live show. About 25% of the material from the live show was actually entertaining and made me laugh. Otherwise it was “meh”. 3) they need a topic to talk about. Each of the podcast episodes has a clear, defined topic which they talk about. Perfect, keeps the conversation flowing and brings up interesting points. The show was a cluster. Super disorganized and random, not in a good way. It was confusing and chaotic. It was really disappointing. Anyway, I give them credit for having the bravery to try to take the podcast on tour, but it didn’t translate. Ashley said they have a “no filming” policy of the live shows to please respect - my thinking is because she wants to see good ticket sales and if people online actually saw what they were going to get they wouldn’t sell any. If I knew what I was getting I wouldn’t have purchased my tickets.
