Taylor Tomlinson in Conversation with Alex Morris: Netflix’s Prodigal Daughter @92ndStreetY
Taylor Tomlinson in Conversation with Alex Morris: Netflix’s Prodigal Daughter  @92ndStreetY
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Stand-up powerhouse Taylor Tomlinson joins us for a special conversation on her new Netflix comedy special, Prodigal Daughter.

In this tight new hour, Tomlinson deconstructs her faith, unpacks religious trauma, explores sexuality, and confronts the fear of death. Drawing from her upbringing in a strict Christian household, Prodigal Daughter is a bold, deeply personal reckoning with belief, shame, sex, and what it means to come of age on your own terms.

At the top of her game, Tomlinson makes life’s biggest, most uncomfortable questions feel startlingly relatable. Experience why she’s one of the most exciting comedic voices of her generation in this candid, deeply engaging conversation, featuring a peek at her new special.

Recorded Mar 04, 2026 at the 92nd Street Y, New York.

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Taylor Tomlinson in Conversation with Alex Morris: Netflix’s Prodigal Daughter

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