THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD OUT. CLICK THE SOLD OUT BUTTON TO ADD YOURSELF TO THE WAITING LIST. Fran Lebowitz--author, satirist, and one of today's most distinctive cultural voices--comes to Guild Hall for an evening of unfiltered conversation. Rising to prominence with her bestselling essay collections Metropolitan Life and Social Studies, Lebowitz has become a singular figure in American letters and pop culture, known for her sharp intellect, dry humor, and unmistakable style. She is widely recognized for her longstanding commentary on New York City life and her recent appearance in Martin Scorsese's documentary series Pretend It's a City. In this unscripted exchange, Lebowitz offers biting insights on culture, politics, media, and the peculiarities of modern living. Blending comedy with keen social critique, she delivers an evening that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining--driven by her signature wit and the force of her personality.