I am a bit amazed that we are still doing the Tomorrow! show all this time. Sure, I do a lot of the work, but the show itself happens because there are so many talented people here in LA, and those who visit us from afar wanting to do their thing in front of our audience. Every performer comments on how great the audience is, and its that very same audience that keeps the show going. Thank you audience. From those who are only in town for one show, to those regulars who cant get enough, and are at every show. There are many I should thank. Firstly, the man that has been with the show practically from the beginning, from his time as half of the truly original team of The Doorknockers, (knocking on the door, and entering with an new sketch EVERY WEEK), to more recent shows, where he performs with super funny Katie Crown. The best utility player in town... Davey Johnson. Couldnt do the show without him. Other great performers that I relied on include: Randy Liedtke, Chris Walsh, Brian Barlow, and Curt Neill. My fabulous co-hosts: Emo Philips. David Higgins ( who is doing the show on Saturday, and I just realized he isnt on the poster!), Frank Conniff, Laura Kightlinger, and of course, the original hosts who kicked off this ever changing show, Craig Anton and Brendon Small. I have two of the best piano players in the business, who always make me enjoy doing the show, Martin Olson and Michael Mortilla. Thanks to all the musicians who grace our stage with their own form of music, and usually start the show off with a bang. To Mike Upchurch and his crazy Time Machine. To Steven Robles and his fabulous posters. To Tj Amick for putting sound and lights in the right place. And to Steven Pope for doing the same for many years. To Amit and the fabulous Steve Allen Theater (Trepany House!) Others that come to mind: Lahna Saccone, Dino Stamatopoulos (who hosted the first two shows, without knowing who was coming on next), the CFI people. THANK YOU PERFORMERS! The energy of people who want to perform is the magic that drives this show, and hopefully the audience gets pulled into that magic, and dont try to see how the trick is done, just enjoy it. RL
Posted on: Fri, 10 Oct 2014 07:02:02 +0000
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