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Isabel Hagen at the Bitter End (2026)

Comedian and violist Isabel Hagen tells sharp jokes about being a musician, anxiety and death, and eventually blending it with classical viola playing.
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Comedian and violist Isabel Hagen tells sharp jokes about being a musician, anxiety and death, and eventually blending it with classical viola playing.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Isabel Hagen
Written By:Isabel Hagen
In Theaters:1/28/2026
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Runtime:59 minutes
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