The New York Times recommended my concert for Too Much Love.
"Sometimes the best way to take down the patriarchy is by throwing a handful of glitter in its face. That’s comedian Lauren Maul’s approach, anyway."

​- From the Mic.com interview about Apologies from Men.
"These “apologies” are so ridiculous, so performative, and so one-dimensional, they may as well be given by paper dolls. Which is exactly what comedian Lauren Maul has done."- from The Mary Sue article about #apologiesfrommen

​The live concert for
"Apologies From Men" has been recommended by
​The New York Times. 
I was interviewed by Bedford + Bowery (a neighborhood blog by NY Mag) about #apologiesfrommen. Read the full interview here.
IndieWire called "The Louis CK Apology Set to Music" video I made "brilliant", "hilarious" and "undeniably catchy". Read the full article here.
Exclaim called that same video a "poignant" and "ridiculously entertaining work". Read the story here.
"With a catchy refrain that asserts that CK never showed any woman his penis “without asking first”, the song highlights the ridiculousness of the statement and has the makings of an earworm."- Scroll.in
"Maul engages the audience with easy participation, leading claps and snaps to the rhythm of the later songs. She is an inviting entertainer with a warm and engaging presence, who knows how to layer and then deftly remove various costume pieces throughout the show."
​- From the Reviews Hub Review of the Apologies From Men Concert

I was named one of the 50 Funniest People in Brooklyn by Brooklyn Magazine

Read the full article here... And here's my individual interview.
Her Film Project interviewed me about my web series "Next Level Anxiety." In the interview I talk about diversity in casting, why I love directing, and also... pizza. Read the interview here.

"Lauren Maul is my newest hero because she has achieved the seemingly impossible: She has found a way to make pointing out misogyny funny."

-From NY Magazine "The Cut"s super neat article about my "dude" show.
BUST magazine's blog wrote a lovely piece on my web comic, "The Comfortable Girl". Read it here.
The Daily Dot & Jezebel wrote up my creepy Tumblr entitled "You're Gonna Die Here". 
The Brooklyn Paper interviewed me about my "Dudes Being Dudes Being Dudes" show. 
Here's a Chicago Tribune article from 2008 about the satirical church I helped found. (I wrote The Wonder Bread transubstantiation sketch they reference.)