Open MIC Night in Moscow - Murray, Audrey
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At twenty-eight, comedian Audrey Murray took a look around at her peer group—established in their careers, getting ready to take the next step in their relationships—and thought, “I should probably start to think about doing that.” Then she promptly boarded the next flight to Kazakhstan. A combination of Wild and whatever Netflix series you’re currently binging, Open Mic Night in Moscow chronicles the episodes of Audrey’s solo travels through the former Soviet Union—adventures that take her from a lookout on an American military base in Afghanistan, to a burning crater in Turkmenistan, to a…mehr

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At twenty-eight, comedian Audrey Murray took a look around at her peer group—established in their careers, getting ready to take the next step in their relationships—and thought, “I should probably start to think about doing that.” Then she promptly boarded the next flight to Kazakhstan. A combination of Wild and whatever Netflix series you’re currently binging, Open Mic Night in Moscow chronicles the episodes of Audrey’s solo travels through the former Soviet Union—adventures that take her from a lookout on an American military base in Afghanistan, to a burning crater in Turkmenistan, to a wedding in Uzbekistan, through a Belarusian forest, to crossing Russia on the Trans-Siberian Railway—and includes a cast of characters Tolstoy would have envied. But don’t worry; her book is 800 pages shorter than the average Russian novel. Audrey’s keen observational eye and curiosity about human nature lead to fascinating excursions through parts of the world that are infamous to Westerners but seldom visited by them. Take the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant—do you assume, as Audrey did, that the Chernobyl accident took place in a place called Chernobyl? Through her encounters, Audrey experiences a panoply of perspectives on being a woman traveling solo, on the concept of home and the idea of “settling down,” and the pros and cons of sleeping in yurts.
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Audrey Murray is a redhead from Boston who moved to China and became a standup comedian. The co-founder of the Kung Fu Komedy, Audrey was named the funniest person in Shanghai by City Weekend magazine. Audrey is a staff writer for Reductress.com and a regular contributor at Medium.com; her writing has also appeared in The Gothamist, China Economic Review, Nowness , Architizer, and on the wall of her dad’s office. Audrey has appeared on the Lost in America, Listen to This!, and Shanghai Comedy Corner podcasts, on CNN and ICS, and in Shanghai Daily, Time Out, Smart Shanghai, That’s Shanghai, and City Weekend. She recently published her first memoir, Open Mic Night in Moscow.