April 18, 2007 12:24 pm
lindsay robertson
lindsay robertson
Yesterday, one of my favorite comedians, Todd Levin, wrote up this really good account of his experiences preparing to audition for a big comedy festival (and if you follow comedy at all, you can guess which one, eh?)
He even uses that awesome FAO Schwartz gigantic-floor-keyboard scene in "Big" as an extended metaphor for comedy. Awesome.
After the jump, watch two videos of Todd's stand-up, from The Clip Show and Premium Blend.
The Clip Joint: Birthday Letters
Premium Blend: Todd analyzes anti-Nazi graffiti:
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