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As we draw nearer to the big 17th Anniversary screening of Hornballs (this Thursday night at the UCB Theatre), it’s interesting to remember that, despite the hilarious on-screen antics the behind the screen atmosphere was decidedly less fun.
If you’ve never read the autobiography of Joseph Brixton, the actor who played “Tavon ‘The Fro’ Jackson” in the films, you really should. It’s fascinating although quite sad.
And, remember, please reserve your tickets now.
This is a promo pic for the show I’m in Thursday 6:30pm at UCB, reserve your tix at the link above.
Posted on September 10, 2011 via Jon's Ego (in print form!) with 3 notes
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This is a promo pic for...tix at the link above.
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Marshall is a New York based actor, comedian, and writer. He has been featured on Comedy Central 's Atom TV and the pilot Patrice O'Neil's Guide To White People. Marshall stole the show as the Waiter in the independent pilot, Recession Proof, which was a finalist in the TVWriter.com People's Pilot Compettion. He was a finalist in the Jimmy Kimmel Live College Comedy Championships. Stratton has performed as the characters Mark Zuckerberg, Trey McGonigle and Tad The Tacky Christmas Party host for Upright Citizens Briagde Theatre's UCBW CageMatch and Hanukkaos. He performed in the sketch show 8 Bits for the Hollywood Fringe Festival at I.O. West Mainstage and plays Michael Jay in the Off-Broadway show The Awesome 80's Prom. He has been featured in web videos for Michael Showalter Productions, LandlineTV, UCBcomedy, Babelgum and Atom.
I am an improvisor on the indie teams Casual Sex Offenders, Space Camp, Extreme Chain, and Slambot. You can see photos, videos and show dates below. I hope this is enough.
Shows!
9/10 Underground Americana, UCB East, 11pm
9/12 The Scene, PIT, 9:30pm
9/13 The Movie, UCB, 11pm
9/15 Hornballs 9, UCB, 6:30pm
9/18 CSO, Triple Crown, 8pm
9/20 The Movie UCB 11pm
