STAND-UP COMEDY: MAYA UPCHURCH "ROTTEN APPLE" | KRAKOW | 103,8 FM PUB

"Rotten Apple" is Maya Upchurch's ranty, angry, morally-corrupt debut stand-up hour. Inspired by the likes of Bill Hicks, Bill Burr and Joan Rivers, she's a high-energy force of Gen-Z nature who lacks the ability to speak of anything other than exactly what's on her mind. Based out of Berlin, she's got a truckload of tales from the European capital of hedonism and her Polish/American background gives her a unique and interesting perspective on what it's like to have two strong passports and a generally good life. While Maya most certainly will make fun of everyone and everything on her path, her favorite person to roast is undoubtedly herself. Bringing light to her time-wasting habits, irrational anxieties, and dependence on technology, she believes that "punching-up" is best done when it's an upper-cut to yourself. Maya started doing standup in 2020, shortly after her first set there was lockdown because China was scared of her power. Since then she's done shows all around Europe, was a featured in The New York Times, performed with Don't Tell Comedy, opened for the likes of Todd Barry, Dragos G, Victor Patrascan and did all sorts of other really cool and exciting stuff.

"Rotten Apple" is Maya Upchurch's ranty, angry, morally-corrupt debut stand-up hour. Inspired by the likes of Bill Hicks, Bill Burr and Joan Rivers, she's a high-energy force of Gen-Z nature who lacks the ability to speak of anything other than exactly what's on her mind. Based out of Berlin, she's got a truckload of tales from the European capital of hedonism and her Polish/American background gives her a unique and interesting perspective on what it's like to have two strong passports and a generally good life. While Maya most certainly will make fun of everyone and everything on her path, her favorite person to roast is undoubtedly herself. Bringing light to her time-wasting habits, irrational anxieties, and dependence on technology, she believes that "punching-up" is best done when it's an upper-cut to yourself. Maya started doing standup in 2020, shortly after her first set there was lockdown because China was scared of her power. Since then she's done shows all around Europe, ...