Good day, all,
I'm looking forward to this week's Kritzerland show (as well as today's rehearsal). And after reading BK's comments on Joan's show last night, along with savoring his second book about recordings and his musical ear, I believe that if I ever get a cabaret show together for myself, there is only one director I would consider. His initials are BK.
TOD:
So many.
I grew up loving Jack Benny, Groucho, Phyllis Diller, Bob and Ray, Bob Newhart, and Bill Cosby.
Got to work a little with Bob Elliot of Bob and Ray, on his son, Chris' show, "Get a Life". Bob's delivery of even the smallest jokes just slayed everyone. Quiet brilliance.
Saw Cosby in Vegas once. He sat in a comfy armchair in front of the mains, and told stories for seeming ever. Only got up out of the chair once or twice. I don't remember laughing so hard at a live show.
Then came, Steve Martin, Robin Willams, David Brenner, George Carlin. I guess i just love stand up.
I worked with Rita Rudner last year in a play, and was reminded how much I enjoyed her unique delivery.
I also love me some Eddie Izzard (his Death Star canteen makes me laugh still), and saw him live 2 years ago, trying out new material at the old Coronet theater here in L.A..
Also Craig Ferguson, Billy Connelly, Louis CK.... and no doubt I've left out many.
Back to music work....