See Jane Salon – Funny Ladies: Serious Business

March 16, 2015
The District by Hannah An

TV and film has unleashed a new generation of comediennes who act, perform stand-up, write, and direct – yet, despite representing half the population, females are still sidelined in comedy series – with only 31.5% of characters being girls and women. This is still one of the most imbalanced genres in prime time. Comedy has changed on sitcoms, in clubs, and on Saturday Night Live. The repertoire of women isn’t limited to self-loathing or man-hating anymore; the humor is more eclectic, serene, and organic. As comedy has opened up, women who once might not have dared write comedy, or writers who hadn’t considered performing, have been emboldened to become writers and get onstage, Our See Jane salon will convene a panel of comedians, actors and content creators to share their experience in the business and offer insight and best practices into their own creative process.

Event Info

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Our Host: The District by Hannah Ahn

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Geena Davis, Founder, and Hannah An

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Madeline Di Nonno, CEO,
Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Panelists: Fern Orenstein, Diona Reasonver, Aylsia Reiner, Cameron Esposito and Moderator: Nikki Levy

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Fern Orenstein, Nikki Levy, Geena Davis, Alysia Reiner, Hannah An, Diona Reasonover and Madeline Di Donno

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Geena Davis and Iisha Jones

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Alysia Reiner, Meera Menon and Geena Davis

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Brittney Conkle, Jazmin Borad and Elizabeth Kilpatrick

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Geena Davis and Annie Tedesco

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Funny Ladies: Fern Orenstein, Diona Reasonver, Aylsia Reiner, Geena Davis, Cameron Esposito, Nikki Levy and Madeline Di Nonno

See Jane Salon - Funny Ladies

Salon Audience

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