Come Die With Us

Laurel shows up late to a therapy session, jokes her way through the first few minutes, and insists she's doing great. But the longer she talks, the more she reveals about feeling unheard, why she isn't afraid of death, and whether anything will change when the time is up. Spread the word about the series and become an affiliate via our website at comediewithus.com.Written, performed and produced by Victoria Gwynne.© 2026 Victoria Gwynne. All rights reserved.

Laurel is stuck in a line with her best friend Jeanie waiting for a table inside her favorite restaurant. Once she finally gets inside the restaurant she decides what she wants on the menu but finds herself in a loop of different choices. And... "Where's Sunni?"Spread the word about the series and become an affiliate via our website at comediewithus.com.Written, performed and produced by Victoria Gwynne. © 2026 Victoria Gwynne. All rights reserved.

Laurel, a funeral home sales agent with used-car-salesman charm, interviews a new hire for the job her best friend Jeannie left behind. Expect morbid jokes, office gossip, and a pet spider in the chapel. Under the punchlines is a loss she can't stop coming back to.Content note: Themes of death and grief, with satire. Spread the word about the series and become an affiliate member via our website www.comediewithus.com. Written, performed and produced by Victoria Gwynne. © 2026 Victoria Gwynne. All rights reserved.

Come Die With Us presents a dramatic series exploring what happens as we navigate grief, emotional recovery, and life after loss. Crafted to offer solace and understanding drawn from a place of healing, this show invites you into an immersive experience.In this season opener, creator, writer, and performer Victoria Gwynne shares the creative journey behind the series. It began in 2016 as a character brainstorm exploring a funeral home sales agent who acts like a used car salesman. This concept evolved into a deeper examination of individuals who seem happy to everyone around them while quietly struggling to navigate profound grief and loss.Loneliness doesn't mean being physically alone. This series is about finding your voice in your community, however big or small it is.Content note: This series deals with death, mental health, trauma, and grief. Take care of yourself, and come back when you're ready. If you'd like to talk to someone, you'll find resources at comediewithus.com.Spread the word about the series and become an affiliate member via our website www.comediewithus.com.

Those closest to us may seem confident and in control externally, but they never show the depth of their internal struggle with grief, trauma and self-worth. Are they really fine? Written and performed by Victoria Gwynne. If you need support, please talk to someone. Your voice matters. Take a breath and remember you can pause anytime. Listener discretion is advised.Spread the word about the series and become an affiliate member via our website www.comediewithus.com.