But despite this extensive resume, Ruben isn’t Comedy Central-famous, which makes the series of stories about his worst stand-up gigs feel more authentic than romanticized.

I was interviewed for an article about everyone’s favorite topic, preparedness for grad school.

Ruben was endearing and enjoyable to watch through it all. He had just the right mix of funny quips and stories from his past years as a comedian to engage the audience throughout.

As a performer, Ruben is very likable. Unlike some comics that hammer you to death in delivery, Ruben just tells his stories and the laughs come very naturally.  Overall Adam Ruben and I Feel Funny: True Misadventures in Stand-Up Comedy is thoroughly enjoyable and definitely worth checking out as part of your Fringe going experience.

[Ruben’s] essential earnestness and humility exude through his one-man show, I Feel Funny:  True Misadventures in Stand-Up Comedy.

Co-interview with storyteller Cara Foran about our upcoming shows in the 2015 Capital Fringe Festival.

Sneak peek at my upcoming show in the Capital Fringe Festival.

Article about scientists with nonscientific hobbies, including a boxer-physicist, a biker-chemist, a skydiver-biologist, and me.

“I had a student once who gave me a recommendation letter to write at 3:30 p.m. after class ended and she said it was due at 5 p.m,” says Ruben, adding that he agreed to do it, but had to rush.

Write-up of a Mortified Baltimore event I produced and performed in.