Criminal Presents: Don't Worry with Phoebe Judge

at The Bell House, New York

Criminal Presents: Don't Worry with Phoebe Judge comes to The Bell House in New York on Sunday 22 November 2026 at 19:00. This theater podcast event features Criminal, the acclaimed podcast series known for exploring true stories with depth and nuance. Hosted by Phoebe Judge, Criminal delivers compelling narratives that reveal the unexpected connections between crime, mystery, and human nature.

Date: Sun 22 Nov · 19:00
Ticket limit: There is an 8 ticket limit for this event.
Promoter: LIVE NATION MUSIC

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The Bell House, 149 7th Street, 11215 · Get directions

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Criminal Presents: Don't Worry with Phoebe Judge is a podcast show at The Bell House, 5.5 mi from the center of New York. It is a good pick for a night at the theater. If you want to make a night of it, 218 other events are on in New York the same day.

About The Bell House

The Bell House is a bar and music and comedy venue located in Brooklyn, New York. It opened in September 2008 and has hosted a variety of live performances and entertainment events. The venue served as the regular recording location for the NPR program Ask Me Another during the show's run.

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Bottomless Soda & Popcorn-PHOEBE JUDGE-Not a Concert Ticket

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“The premise of the podcast Criminal has always been to tell stories about people "who've done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle." In this all-new, intimate, darkly funny show, host Phoebe Judge tells those stories about herself & the people she loves. Growing up in an eccentric, unpredictable family in Chicago, Judge began discovering family secrets. Judge shares how those secrets shaped her life - including the work she does as a journalist & host of a true crime podcast. Door Time: 6pm (front bar opens:…”
“For a complete list of FAQs and information to help better plan your visit, please review the Plan Your Visit portion of our website:”
“Street parking is available, but we recommend using public transit. By Subway: Take the F, G or R Train to the Smith 9th Streets station. Its a short walk from there. By Bus: The B61 bus stops nearby.”
“This is a 21+ venue. For events that allow for ages under 21, they must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. You must present a valid ID at check in. Each shows specific age requirements can be found by visiting the events corresponding ticketing page. If you have questions about a specific show, please email TheBellHouse@LiveNation.com”