Chloe Radcliffe: CHEAT

Lots of people cheat. Chloe Radcliffe is the only one willing to admit it. 
 
Welcome to CHEAT, a 75-minute one-woman theatrical tour de force about infidelity and serial monogamy from a lover who has been very good at one of those things and much worse at the other. Radcliffe's Joe's Pub debut is an acidic and funny study of one comedian's chronic habit of cheating in all of her relationships and how she learned the hard way that suppressing our most self-destructive impulses doesn’t make them go away. CHEAT, a New York Times recommended performance for its "hard-hitting punchlines," has been seen previously at Ars Nova, the New York Comedy Festival, and a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. CHEAT is directed by Oliver Butler, who also helmed the Broadway premiere of Heidi Schreck's What the Constitution Means to Me. Deadline calls CHEAT "hilarious and sharply crafted." You probably don't want to hear what her ex-boyfriends think about it.  

Writer and performer Chloe Radcliffe was named a "Just For Laughs 2025 New Face," one of Deadline’s "15 Comedians Ready To Break Out In 2025," and one of Vulture’s "2024 Comedians You Should And Will Know." She has done stand-up comedy on Comedy Central, Don’t Tell Comedy and After Midnight with Taylor Tomlinson. Chloe has played major roles in Steven Soderbergh's COMMAND Z and Bradley Cooper's film Is This Thing On?  She has also been a staff writer on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and was nominated for a Writers Guild Award.

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