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Dating senior citizens during the pandemic was really tough. Older people could not leave their homes, they could not go grocery shopping, they could not do anything. Now Stand Up Comedian and gotham comedy club regular Mickey Farrow explains how hard it was to date grandmas during the pandemic in this hilarious stand up comedy bit shot during COVID.

About Mickey Farrow

Mickey Farrow is a Stand Up Comedian 🎤 Citizen App Comedy Journalist (@mickeyfarrow) 🪪 Writer 🖊 #TransLives Matter #Italian Jew Skateboarder from New York 🛹🍎🤌🏽
He performs weekly at New Talent Shows at Gotham Comedy Club – the same new talent shows that developed fellow Georgetown alumnus comedian Jim Gaffigan.
Mickey has played shows around the world, including cities like New York, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Paris, London, and more. He started in Comedy as a student at Georgetown in 2016 where he was a regular host of the school’s Campus Story on Snapchat, and his small sketches were distributed by the now-defunct Facebook Page – The Joker – where he accumulated 15mm+ views.
Mickey is currently in the market shopping an adult animated TV show and developing two films.
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About Gotham Comedy Club:

Gotham Comedy Club opened its doors on May 10th 1996 and has never looked back.

Founded by Chris Mazzilli and Mike Reisman, the club’s opening night featured Paul Provenza, Mike Royce, Sara Silverman and Dave Chapelle. Currently owned and operated by brothers Chris and Steven Mazzilli, who teamed up in 2005, the club has launched the careers of some of the biggest stars in Comedy like Jim Gaffigan and Amy Schumer while serving as the NYC home to heavyweights Jerry Seinfeld, Gaffigan, Sebastian Maniscalco and Trevor Noah.

This upscale comedy club has a long history of film and television production. Jerry Seinfeld filmed his documentary “Comedian” at the club. The Emmy nominated “Last Comic Standing” spent four seasons at Gotham. “Live at Gotham” for Comedy Central hosted by icons like Kevin Hart, Bill Burr, Jim Breuer and Lewis Black turned the venue into a household name. Gaffigan chose the club for the backdrop of his series “The Jim Gaffigan Show”.

Next up was “Gotham Comedy Live” on AXS TV. The show also featured Craig Robinson, Anthony Anderson, Fran Drescher, Pete Davidson and Michael Che as hosts.

In 2019 Gotham partnered with Next VR and Oculus to launch “Live in Gotham” the first stand up series shot live in virtual reality. The show was hosted by Yannis Pappas and aired in over thirty countries.

Gotham’s main showroom was converted into “The Copacabana” for Martin Scorsese’s 2019 blockbuster “The Irishman”. The scene featured Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Sebastian Maniscalco and Jim Norton as legendary comedian Don Rickels.