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Showcasing his mix of awkwardness and self-deprecation, Andrew Schiavone wins over a New York crowd in his debut special filmed at The Slipper Room; from growing up in Northern Virginia to feeling unsafe in his new home in New York, Andrew's charming world view shines through in stories about dating, workplace mishaps and first loves.
Showcasing his mix of awkwardness and self-deprecation, Andrew Schiavone wins over a New York crowd in his debut special filmed at The Slipper Room; from growing up in Northern Virginia to feeling unsafe in his new home in New York, Andrew's charming world view shines through in stories about dating, workplace mishaps and first loves.
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