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Iliza Shlesinger is an award-winning comedian, actor, writer, producer and author, selling out theaters around the globe with a devoted fan base who are known for creating their own Iliza-inspired swag to wear to her shows. Iliza coined the term "Elder Millennial" in her eponymous 2018's Elder Millennial, which is also the subject of Iliza Shlesinger: Over & Over, her "fan-u-mentary" giving fans an inside look into her life on tour. Her other specials are Unveiled (2019), Confirmed Kills (2016), Freezing Hot (2015) and War Paint (2013).
In 2022, Netflix released her 6th stand-up special Hot Forever and her second book All Things Aside was published.
Her podcast, AIA: Ask Iliza Anything on Earwolf is a fan favorite and features Iliza giving out her barefaced life advice to fans' questions. Next, she'll launch Iliza's Locals a three-episode series highlighting 18 of her favorite L.A. comedians. The series will stream exclusively on the 800 Pound Gorilla platform April 4 before moving over to YouTube April 28.
Iliza wrote and starred in the Netflix Rom-Con movie Good On Paper and played opposite Mark Wahlberg in the #1 Netflix film Spenser Confidential. She also appeared in the critically acclaimed indie drama Pieces of a Woman with Vanessa Kirby. Other credits include, Instant Family, starring Wahlberg and Rose Byrne, and The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show, a comedy series she created and starred in for Netflix.
In March 2020, in response to the pandemic, she and her husband, Chef/James Beard Award nominated author Noah Galuten, launched Don't Panic Pantry as a way to encourage people to stay at home and flatten the curve. The fun, follow-along at-home cooking show streamed live via Iliza's Instagram and Facebook page with more than 250 episodes. It has been featured TODAY Show, The Talk, and has been sponsored by companies like Le Creuset, Dansk and Bob's Red Mill. The Don't Panic Pantry Cookbook published in January of 2023.
Iliza's first book, Girl Logic: The Genius and the Absurdity (Hachette Book Group) was a subversively funny collection of essays offering her unique perspective on women's behavior. She recently guest hosted Jimmy Kimmel Live and previously hosted her own limited run late night talk show Truth & Iliza on Freeform. She is the only female and youngest comedian to hold the title of NBC's Last Comic Standing.
Iliza regularly supports a variety of causes including Team Rubicon, Cystic Fibrosis, various environmental causes, and has performed abroad several times with the USO.
She lives in Los Angeles, California with her husband Noah, their newborn daughter Sierra Mae and their Chinese rescue dog, Tian Fu.
I went to this show with a couple of my oldest girlfriends and Iliza did not disappoint! We laughed the whole time! She is so preggers and yet SO physical in her bits. Keeps the crowd engaged too. The venue(DAR Constitution Hall in Washington DC) needs to be updated though. Uncomfortable seats, no jumbotron to help those of us not in orchestra A-F, etc.
The venue is awesome and so was Iliza pregnant and all.
It was pretty bad. I felt like she was preaching about her views of how a woman should think instead of actually doing comedy. At the end, she was screaming at whoever in the audience that was gen z regarding how millennials taught them everything. I would expect that more from a 25 year old, not a 40 year old woman. Cringeworthy performance.
She was awesome, knew she'd be great but it was hilarious! Go see her if you have a chance!
All ages of my group loved it. Better than most comedians.
I’ve been watching Iliza for a number of years on Netflix and YouTube and have always loved her work. It was so great to see her in person. Who but Iliza would come out on stage 6 months pregnant in tights and a tight fitting shirt. Love her authenticity and her physical comedy. Best live show I’ve seen in a long time. Am also thankful the ticket prices were affordable. The opener was ok.
I’ve watched her specials, but first time live. Still trying to figure out how she can bring that energy and physical aspect to her show pregnant! Funny and introspective show. I’d go again
Her jokes used to be a lot less divisive. Even when she compared men and women in the past, it would be more clever/poignant. But it feels like some of the cleverness is gone and now she’s going for shallow differences between different groups of people. It felt like she lost a bit of her touch. Also, why are comedians performing at basketball stadiums?? Keep comedy as intimate as possible
Very funny show. We like her jokes. I recommend to see Iliza. It was second show we saw in Boston.
Iliza is an amazing comedian who is smart, as well as funny, and makes sure her audience understand who she is as a person. She incorporates her views on the world and society in her comedy in a way that is intelligent, straightforward, and funny as hell. I’ve seen her twice and cried laughing both times! Can’t wait to see her again.
Iliza Shlesinger is a fantastic live performer. Her energy on stage is palpable, and it directly translates into the audience being energized itself. You can tell that she genuinely adores her fans.... the meet and greet VIP experience is well worth it. Her show is a definite must see for any fan, whether you're new to her comedy, or a veteran of her work.
She took us on q journey! Laughed so hard i was sore thr next day. It was a last min thing and so appreciated!
Opening acts were hilarious, first part of set was ok, about halfway through Iliza took on a mean punch down rant that just was not good. There was laughter but you could definitely feel a vibe change and some other visible LGBTQ+ couples look as uncomfortable as my partner and I felt. Maybe Iliza just had a bad day or set, everyone bombs once a while. The set was certainly not as well constructed or delivered, Clearly not every tour will be a Netflix special quality. I do hope this is not the direction she is taking her comedy, it mostly felt like she was just trying to use gaslighting as a humor technique and it was very mean spirited with body shaming.
It was a great show from the two openers through Iliza. She was very blunt and made the audience feel involved. She does a great job remaining relevant and bringing comedy to sensitive subjects.
My wife and I both loved the show. The headliner and the opening acts were a lot of fun. I purchased second row floor seats and VIP packages, since it was part of my wife’s Birthday (extended) weekend. Again, loved the show. The seats, however, were not worth it. They were incredibly uncomfortable and you had no choice but ti be pressed up against people on either side if you. I would way rather have sat further back in the “lesser expensive” seats. I think we would still have had a decent stage view and been much more comfortable. The “VIP” package felt more like a “please treat us like a herd of cattle” package. They should have limited the number available to about a third of what they did. We spent over an hour in line for the meet and greet before eventually giving up and leaving. All that said, if I were just rating the comedians, 5-stars all day. But I have to knock at least one off because of the peripherals.
What a great show. All of the opening comics were hilarious. Iliza didn't disappoint, she was as funny as ever! It was great getting to meet her and some really great SWAG!!
I love Iliza but I was really disappointed in the show. The 20 min stripper bit wasn’t funny at all and I really only enjoyed the last 10 min of the show. I am all for feminism but when you became popular because of your party goblin skit switching to a very political show just doesn’t work. I know that marriage and motherhood can change a person but damn that was bad
Great openers! Iliza killed it as always! Love how her show is deep and also hilarious at the same time. Truely amazing to see in person! 💖
I had the most amazing time at the lliza show! She was so funny, I love her she is the best! So happy I got to see her live in person!
Loved the whole show! 4 stars bc she only performed for an hour.
