Press

"Gold charms a restive audience with almost mesmeric ability."

— Village Voice
Village Voice
"Gold's show is a genuine mitzvah."

— Time Out New York
Time Out New York
"The show is riotously funny and ultimately quite moving."

— Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter
"Judy Gold captures the audience from the moment she opens her mouth. She seamlessly weaves anecdotes from her own life with snippets from interviews conducted with 50 Jewish mothers across the United States. The result is fiercely funny, honest and moving."

— New York Times
New York Times
“Judy’s humor shines from beginning to end!”

— Adaumbelle’s Quest
Adaumbelle’s Quest

In my library: Judy Gold

By New York Post

Judy Gold jokes that her mother’s idea of a bedtime story was “The Diary of Anne Frank” — the pop-up book: “Pull the tab, Judith. Dead! Alive!” Now a mother herself, the Emmy-winning comedian believes in much lighter reading.

Review: 'The Judy Show' explores the power of the sitcom family

By Los Angeles Times

How the Supreme Court’s rulings on gay marriage will affect comedy may not have been the first question on everybody’s mind Wednesday. But for the audience at Judy Gold’s one-woman show, “The Judy Show: My Life as a Sitcom,” at the Geffen Playhouse, it was a pressing concern. The show, an extended stand-up act written by Gold and Kate Moira Ryan and directed by Amanda Charlton, first ran in New York in 2011. Would the news change it?