DAN NATURMAN
Dylan Brody

Dan began performing stand-up comedy several years ago in, believe it or not, law school. After graduation he decided to devote himself to stand-up full time. Comedy, he discovered, was his true passion. Besides, his grades were bad and nobody would hire him.

Dan's charming combination of self-deprecation and outright grouchiness has had audiences howling from coast to coast and has earned him spots on Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien as well as his own Comedy Central Presents special.

Dan Naturman "Get Off My Property" CD

Stand-up stand-out Dan Naturman conjures an image of a feisty curmudgeon with his nimble, self-deprecating delivery, setting the tone by titling his first CD, out now from Stand Up! Records, “Get Off My Property.” That’s right, he’s got a shotgun in one hand and a bottle of Jack in the other, and you’re about to see Dan Naturman’s robe dangling open. Issuing a constant stream of cranky, but ridiculously funny, anecdotes that always imply the world is out to get him (or at least keep him from a successful love life), this Fordham-trained lawyer turned comic has been featured his own Comedy Central Presents special, on the Late Show with David Letterman, and on Late Night with Conan O’Brien.

Naturman’s kvetching comedy is so quick and quick-witted that “Get Off My Property” comes off as a sound-bite machine, arming listeners with a hilarious response for nearly any situation in which they might find themselves:  worried about online dating? Always get a picture of your internet paramour holding today’s newspaper. Considering marriage? Ask a friend how they like their marriage, then ask how they like their Tivo; compare. Trying to learn Spanish? Spend a year in a Mexican prison, you’ll pick it up pretty fast. Densely packed and utterly relatable, “Get Off My Property” may be Dan Naturman’s first CD, but it surely won’t be his last.

1. Fake Phone Numbers 2. Internet Dating 3. New York City Gals 4. Learning Spanish 5. Job Interview Skills 6. At The Bookstore 7. Prevacid 8. Jukeboxes 9. High Maintenance Women 10. Status Symbols 11. Family Dysfunction 12. Bank Job 13. Hooters 14. Meeting Girls At The Gym 15. Power Failure 16. Movie Nerds 17. Racism 18. Elevator Tale