Mae Martin’s new Netflix special, SAP, begins in a forest, twice. The first time, it’s a short opening sketch in which Martin sits down at a campfire in the middle of the woods and starts chatting ...

"[I wanted] to provide a counter-argument to some of those loud voices who are bizarrely obsessed with spreading misinformation about trans people," Martin tells IndieWire. As in their excellent ...

With a bright mix of pointed commentary, surprising candour and charming self-effacement, Mae Martin brings a Vancouver audience to its feet during their excellent stand-up special, SAP. On a stage ...

I mean this in the best possible way: Mae Martin tells stories like a 7 year old bursting into a room to tell their parents about something exciting they just saw outside. Their stories are better ...

Mae Martin is used to being modified. “And that’s evolved as I’ve evolved,” notes the comedian, whose career started at 13. “It was ‘teenage comedian,’ ‘female comedian,’ ‘lesbian comedian,’ ‘bisexual ...

In the standup’s first solo set since the huge success of their queer romcom Feel Good, we are taken on an emotional rollercoaster with confidence and charm It’s always interesting to see a standup’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As in their excellent scripted series “Feel Good,” there’s a lot of wisdom and heart in Mae Martin’s first hour-long comedy ...

As in their excellent scripted series “Feel Good,” there’s a lot of wisdom and heart in Mae Martin’s first hour-long comedy special for Netflix, tenderly titled “Sap.” More than the series, a moving ...