At the NY Clown Theatre Festival, “He could have done anything he wanted and we would have been right there with him.”

At the Feast of Fools, Edmonton International Street Performers Festival:  ”He’s like a Salvador Dali painting came alive.”

the wind plays all day
and takes me away
instantly

I am a tree
gently pushing
for a thousand years

Ciao amici!

I am performing A Glass of Wine at:
The Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA
Saturday, 22 March at 10:30 AM
Tickets: $6 kids & seniors, $8 adults

Happy Equinox!

I’m doing my cabaret set at Jerkus Circus. It’s gonna be a long, packed show!
Jerkus Circus hosted by the Steamy Bohemians
7 March 2008 at 9:30 PM 
The Lizard Lounge
1667 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 

“He’s what you get when you don’t sit around watching movies all day.” - Micah Sherman

I will hang by my fingernails from the teeth of a lion… and perform yet another quirky set. This time more quirky than usual. The Comedy Studio (3rd Floor of the Hong Kong Restaurant on Mass Ave. in Harvard Square) Thursday 7 Feb. 8pm $8 Door 

“Everybody breaks up into conversation, ‘Does he know he’s that funny?’ ” - Rick Jenkins

Ciao la gente!

Tomorrow night, Sunday, I’ll be taping my head to the floor and sculpting a Dorian pillar… wait, no… I’ll perform another still quirky but slightly more solid set at:

The Comedy Studio

Located at the top of the Hong Kong Restaurant in Harvard Square

Sunday, January 13 at 8 PMTickets $8 

And next week:

Two internationally recognized physical comedians come together under one roof to bring you Rob Torres and Daniel Forlano At Home: A two-person, two-act performance of two completely different - and completely funny - ways of life. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see some of the finest physical theatre today. Theatre and Performance students, attention! One of them is a Hampshire graduate!

Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA

Blanchard Great Room (Student Center)

Friday, January 18 at 8 pmFree!

Plus refreshments for all

(http://www.mtholyoke.edu/offices/student-programs/jterm/calendar.htm#fnl3)