Fielding Edlow is a writer, performer and stand-up comedian based in Los Angeles whom Variety calls “a gifted scripter with virtuoso material.” Along with Iliza Shlesinger and Fortune Feimster, she was recently named one of the “six funniest women in Los Angeles right now” (Pure Wow). Her recent half-hour special Can’t Say Sl*t is now streaming on Amazon (Comedy Dynamics).
Past credits include: ‘Roxy’ on BOJACK HORSEMAN, BEHIND THE CANDELABRA, GET SHORTY and she almost got a lap dance from Channing Tatum in MAGIC MIKE (but was cockblocked by her pregnancy). She hosts her own hit monthly show “Eat Pray F*ck” at the Hollywood Improv which features regulars such as Eddie Pepitone and Laura Kightlinger. Her solo show, COKE-FREE J.A.P., was performed in the NYC Fringe Festival (Backstage’s “Best of Fringe award”) and then had a four-month, sold-out run in LA at the McCadden Theatre and was subsequently developed as a half-hour comedy pilot at Showtime. She is the creator and star of the award-winning web series BITTER HOMES AND GARDENS and is currently shooting Season 2 (the quarantine version) with her husband Larry Clarke.
She is a native New Yorker. And that’s the actual city. Not Teaneck. Not “North Valley Stream.” Not Weehawken-adjacent.
Fielding Edlow has fought her way across the dystopian hellscape of LA to say the unspeakable about her husband, her "friends" & her 7 year-old "nightmare".
If we can't say sl*t anymore, what are we supposed to call it, the "friendly years"?
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A 21st century “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” but instead of Dewars, it’s devil’s food cake and an unused Cialis prescription. An NC-17
Nichols and May.
Bitter Homes and Gardens ? is an award-winning web series (best comedy in NY Film Festival) starring real-life married couple Fielding Edlow (BOJACK HORSEMAN) and Larry Clarke (TWIN PEAKS). It is about a narcissistic, desperately ambitious, completely unfiltered couple who are both trying to “win the relationship.” Fielding is an up-and-coming podcaster with negative subscribers and Larry is a balding, middle-aged, self-obsessed character actor whose last role was the traffic cop on Moesha. They are a filthy Nichols and May and “they don’t spar like prizefighters cause they’ve already taken the gloves off.” They are one dead cat away from divorce and their primary love language is long term creative gaslighting. Fielding is gunning for an “open marriage” when Larry hits 50 (but just for her).
Other characters include their overly peppy estate lawyer (DAVE KOECHNER), their sagacious couples therapist (JOHN MICHAEL HIGGINS), Fielding’s fruit delivery crush (CHRIS FAIRBANKS), their owl-beating Q-Anon neighbor (BILLY GARDELL) and Fielding’s high-powered, hugely successful Netflix exec best friend (CHRISTINE WOODS).
Hey guys- this is Meadow Running Brook. I changed my name during quarantine so hiii, but I’m still Marcy on all my social platforms. OH except, I am M-Running-Brook on Venmo but stay tuned cause I might be switching to… (read more)
an essay, published in Anna David’s True Tales of Lust & Love This is a love story about my OB/GYN. She is a prettier, less drunk, height of the Go-Go’s Belinda Carlisle. I will refer to her as Dr Carlisle.… (read more)
From venerable stand-up venues like the Laugh Factory to upstart stages like NerdMelt (in the back of a comic book store), L.A. is home to some serious comedic talent. And despite the fact that these ladies are heavily hyphenated (aka… (read more)
In “ICU,” playwright Fielding Edlow diagnoses dark humor in the most dysfunctional family this side of Eugene O’Neill’s Tyrone clan. Here, they’re upper-middle-class New York Jews, snarling and kvetching through the striking environmental staging by Circle X Theatre Company at… (read more)
What can be said about a 22-year-old Jewish-American princess who has been off her joy powder for 92 days and is about to go on her first blind date? A lot, according to scripter Fielding Edlow and her alter ego,… (read more)
Fielding Edlow Hometown: New York City Current Town: Los Angeles Q: What are you working on now?… (read more)
Fielding Edlow’s The Something-Nothing is a hilarious, biting, highly original look at a 20something love triangle in pre-9/11 New York City.… (read more)
In the opening paragraph of the 2004 Daily Variety review of Fielding Edlow’s one-person play, Coke Free J.A.P., at the 55-seat Complex Dorie Theater in Hollywood, the critic wrote, “What can be said about a 22-year-old Gotham-bred Jewish-American princess who… (read more)
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