Isabel Hagen, on the road with a classical viola and irreverent stand-up
Isabel Hagen’s blonde hair was pulled back. She wore a high-neck black sweater with a navy overshirt. It was a rainy Sunday night, and three comedians had opened for the Brooklynite at St. Mark’s Comedy Club. Hagen ate dinner in the back while T.J. Miller performed, and later hovered in the corner as she waited for her time.
She took the stage around 7:45. Instantly, she set the room at ease with her confident stance and her easy smile, while previous sets might have left some members of the Sunday night crowd shifting in their seats.
“I mean, canceling Disney+ was a bigger conversation than our engagement was,” Isabel said of her recent betrothal. Her candor about her relationship is a stock-and-trade to this thirty-two-year-old, who said she feels comfortable talking openly on stage about her soon-to-be-husband.