Comedy Event: Art Bitch At The 2025 Philadelphia Fringe Festival (Sept. 20-21)

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Witness the misadventures of a Bushwick art star wannabe! Art Bitch is an entitled nepo baby who’s slutty for contemporary art…and kinda slutty in general. But in a “sex-positive” way. And a “spent 7 years in her Columbia MFA” kinda way. Welcome to her new conceptual art project: Summer Vacation.

Art Bitch is a character act of comedian, performer, and “real” artist Christine Stoddard. Art Bitch has terrorized screens and stages at Manhattan Neighborhood Network, The Players Theatre, Parkside Lounge, The People’s Improv Theater, the Kraine Theater, Theater for the New City, and beyond. She’s based in Brooklyn (obviously) but will travel for the right price. LIKE OMG PHILLY! Sometimes she performs with Aaron Gold and other people. Art Bitch can also be bought.

Get a taste: YouTube.com/@stoddardsays (Art Bitch Comedy playlist) 

About the artists

Christine Stoddard (Art Bitch) makes playful, socially concious videos and performances through an observational, comedic, and autobiographical lens. She is the founder of Quail Bell, which has snagged awards from the Brooklyn Arts Council, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, IndieSpace, etc. A former boss once called Christine “intimidatingly creative, ” so it makes sense that Brooklyn Magazine named her one of its 50 Most Fascinating People. For some fancy words, the Rowan University journal Glassworks said she “tells stories in magical and hauntingly beautiful ways.” She studied painting and journalism at Columbia University. Naturally, she lives in Brooklyn, NY and is chronically online. 

Aaron Gold (Uncle Cornelius) is a comedian, actor, writer, and host. He has appeared on Disney+, Netflix, Mtv, Nickelodeon, TNT, and NBC, as well as lent his voice to several Disney cartoons. Aaron is the host of “Don’t Mind If I Don’t,” a podcast-turned-TV show where fans and experts of things he doesn’t like convince him why he is wrong. His mental health comedy show, “You Are Not Alone: An Uplifting Show About Depression,” has been enjoying monthly performances for more than a decade. @HeyItsAaronGold

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