Internationally-touring storyteller Noam Osband brings his award-winning show for its Pittsburgh debut. It's a story about growing up with a father who was a mohel (Jewish ritual circumciser) who buried foreskins at home, failed efforts at finding paternal figures after his untimely death, and wrestling with circumcising his own kid. Weaving together family video, pictures, and audio recordings, this comedic storytelling is a perfect show about the lovable eccentrics we call family.

Winner of the Audience Choice Award at the 2025 New York Fringe


★★★★ - Arts Fringe


★★★★ - Edmonton Journal

About the Artist(s): Noam Osband (Writer/Performer) is a Philadelphia-based writer, performer, and producer. He has been performing at Fringe festivals around the world for over a decade with shows including Wikipedilove and A Night of Wikipedilove which both played at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Brother Love’s Good Time Gospel Hour, a sellout show at the Rogue Festival and Edmonton Fringe. He is also a musical comedian who has performed at festivals and venues such as The Kennedy Center, Laughingstock Fest and the New York Funny Song Fest. He is a street performer whose songs have millions of views on social media. When not performing, he is a film/radio producer and journalist who’s bylines include the BBC, The Atlantic, and the podcasts Freakonomics and Criminal. More info at www.noamosband.com

Artist(s) have also performed at the following Fringes: Edmonton Fringe, Philly Fringe, Rogue Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Harrisburg Fringe, Providence Fringe