Older. Angrier. Hairier.

Radhika Vaz is Old. With a whole new show.

After successful, sold-out runs in New York and all across India Radhika Vaz is ready with her second one-woman comedy show‘Older. Angrier. Hairier.’

This time around the irreverent, hilariously funny comedian focuses her wit on the universal themes of children, ageing, and domestic duty.  While tackling complicated issues isn’t new territory for Vaz, with OAH she has established herself as a socially relevant commentator unapologetically mocking conventional wisdom.

With an appeal that crosses both age and gender lines, Vaz leaves the audience helpless with laughter in a high-octane performance that shows us all how women are really very funny.

“Vaz is breaking gender barriers.” – The Daily Beast, NY.

“The Indian Wanda Sykes.” – The Huffington Post, NY.

About Vaz.

Vaz started her career in New York City as an improvisational and sketch comedian. She trained with members of the Groundlings School in LA, Upright Citizens Brigade (NY), The Magnet Theatre (NY), and Second City (Chicago) and is a visiting faculty member at Improvolution (NY).

Her one-woman comedy specials “Unladylike” (1 hour, English) and “Older. Angrier. Hairier.” (1hr 20mins, English) have sold-out in New York, Los Angeles, Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Gurgaon and Bangalore.The shows have run at top auditoriums like NCPA (Mumbai), India Habitat Center (New Delhi), Epicenter (Gurgaon), &Jagruti Theater and Alliance Francaise (Bangalore), comedy venues (The Comedy Store, Canvas Laugh Factory), bars (Stryker, Speakeasy, QBA), music lounges (The BlueFrog, B Flat).

She has been hired to perform for American Express, Ikea, Makemytrip.com, YPO Bangalore, Kerala and Punjab chapters, The Foreign Correspondents Club in New Delhi, Women’s Education Project (NY), Sakhi (NY), Human Rights Watch (NY), The Rosa Vera Fund (NY), Columbia University (NY), Montclaire University (New Jersey), and The Shift Series (New Delhi).

Her bi-weekly column (Read It And Weep) in the Times of India’s op-ed page reaches millions of readers.

She recently signed a book deal with Aleph for a non-fiction book of short stories that will be published in April 2015.