Jesse Bradley-Amore
Comedy, Solo Show, Storytelling & Spoken Word
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Jesse Bradley-Amore, 2025 Philly Fringies Frontrunner Pick and winner of the Jill Meirsch Spirit of the Festival at 2026 NYC Fringe, returns to Philly Fringe with his new show, Dr. Amore Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Wearing A Mask.
After two divorces, Jesse finally meets his soulmate. And then the world shuts down. A true solo pandemic romantic comedy directed by Indie Theatre Hall of Fame's Padraic Lillis.
Founded in 2000, the Performance Garage is housed in a historic 19th-century building that was originally a horse stable. Since 2002, the façade and interiors were renovated, and the space was transformed into supportive non-profit dance studios with residencies, educational programs, and a 110-seat dance theater.
September 13, 2026 1.00pm
1515 Brandywine Street
General Admission: $15
PWYC Options
September 13, 2026 7.00pm
1515 Brandywine Street
General Admission: $15
PWYC Options
About the Artist
Jesse Bradley-Amore is the author (writing as J. Bradley) of the novels Teenage Wasteland: An American Love Story (Whiskey Tit, 2020) and On the Campaign Trail (Long Day Press, 2020). His stories have been featured on the weekly podcasts RISK! and The Volume Knob. Bradley-Amore’s comics have appeared in Oyez Review and Action, Spectacle. His solo show, How I Learned (NOT) To Drive, won the 2026 New York City Fringe Festival Jill Meirsch Spirit of the Festival Award. Bradley-Amore lives in Winter Park, FL.
- Jesse Bradley-AmoreWriter / performersenryujournalist@gmail.com
- Allison Bradley-AmoreExecutive Produceralamore@gmail.com
Accessibility & Content Considerations
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This event is appropriate for ages 18+
Adult Language
Covid-19 Safety policy
This event does not require masks to be worn
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