James Braly

JAMES BRALY is the first two-time winner of The Moth GrandSlam, a contributor to This American Life, the writer and performer of the New York Times’ Critics Pick Off Broadway monologue Life in a Marital Institution: 20 Years of Monogamy in One Terrifying Hour, and the author of Life in a Marital Institution: 20 Years of Monogamy in One Terrifying Memoir, published by St. Martin’s Press.

James has performed at The Whitney Museum, Symphony Space, and on a 14-city national tour presented by Meredith Vieira Productions.

His autobiographical stories have been broadcast nationally on NPR, Marketplace, and Selected Shorts, and his personal essays have been published in The New York Times and Redbook.

Currently, James teaches storytelling at Fordham University and is developing the television series based on Life in a Marital Institution with Meredith Vieira Productions.

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Never Less Than Excellent - The New York Times Gaspingly Funny - Variety 4 stars -- Time Out New York Featured on This American Life Featured on National Public Radio Featured on The Moth Radio Hour A masterpiece of storytelling. -- The List, Edinburgh James Braly is a master storyteller. -- Jonathan Ames, Creator, HBO's Bored to Death A stylish monologue, reminiscent of those of Spalding Gray. Excellent. -- The Times London One of the best feats of one-person-show-ship I've seen. -- Sarah Jones, Tony Award-winner, Bridge and Tunnel