A photograph of a printed photo showing a young man with dark, curly hair, glasses, and a light-colored shirt, standing next to a seated person with reddish hair. The background includes wooden panels and a white wall.
Black and white photograph of a young man with short hair, glasses, and facial hair, wearing a collared shirt.
A man with dark hair and a beard, wearing a plaid shirt, smiling while a boy with a paper bag on his head stands in front of him. The background is a beige indoor wall with a window to the left.

It probably all dates back to seeing the Unknown Comic on the Gong Show. Seeing the transformation that could happen in a person simply by putting a paper bag over one’s head forever altered my brain chemistry. I have been interested in alter egos ever since.

This site aims to present a collection of personalities I have explored on stage, in video, and through the sound of my voice.

My work (as an individual and in collaboration with others) has been included in exhibitions and screenings at the Sundance Film Festival, the Guggenheim Museum, Aurora Picture Show, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, The Lab, Southern Exposure, UCLA Hammer Museum, White Columns, Comedy Central, the Whitney Museum, San Francisco Sketch Fest, New York Comedy Festival, ANT Fest at Ars Nova, and the Chicago Comedy Festival, among many others including shows in basements, burlesque joints, bookstores, hotels, and multiple weddings.

SELECT PERFORMANCES

Early WORK THAT SOMEHOW EXISTS ON VIDEO

A rare glimpse of some early work caught on video. Includes: Gilly G’s Goodtime Showcase, The Man Woman Show, Hover, I Can’t Remember When She Took Me Sledding, and Lollygag - created between 1996-2004.