Join us at Caveat on Sept. 15 for an evening of stories about the times when science shook our foundations. Hosted by Tracey Segarra and Paula Croxson.

Please note: Proof of vaccination is required by this venue.

Stories by:

Marc L Abbott is a Brooklyn based author, actor and storyteller. His horror short stories are featured in numerous anthologies including the Bram Stoker Nominated horror anthology New York State of Fright, Hell’s Heart and Hell’s Mall and most recently Even in the Grave. He is the co-author of Hell at Brooklyn Tea and Hell at the Way Station, the two-time African American Literary Award-winning horror anthology. He is a Moth Story Slam and Grand Slam Storyteller winner and one of the hosts for the podcast Beef, Wine and Shenanigans. Find out more about him at www.whoismarclabbott.com 

Josh Blau, a New York City CPA, has been navigating money and tax issues for his clients for more than 30 years. He and his wife have 5 children, including 20 year old triplets. He is a Moth Slam winner and has been featured on The Moth Radio Hour. It is his greatest pleasure to be here because with a 7 person family, it is hard to ever get a word in.

Kayla Hernandez is an electrical engineer at Brookhaven National Laboratory's Collider Accelerator department. You can find her mentoring students, advocating for women's issues in STEM, and on Habitat for Humanity build sites across Long Island.

Matt Storrs is a comedian, attorney, and storyteller based out of NYC and originally from Phoenix, AZ. Matt created and performed his one-person show based on his time attending a religious middle school “Portly Lutheran Know-It-All” (Frigid Festival, Denver Fringe Festival, Providence FringePVD).  He has also been featured in Vox. Matt brings his religious and legal background to the stage with his sharp stories and esoteric comedy. Matt Storrs is a humor person.