“A Journey Of Self-Discovery” Comedy Album Recording!
On Thursday night I recorded my first comedy album, “A Journey of Self-Discovery” at TimeWarp records in Mar Vista. The show was produced by Roland Boloc, the album produced by Kyle Clark’s new comedy record label, “Radland Records,” and the comedy created by me. Wow. Can I take a nap now?
I admit, I did not sleep much the weeks leading up to it. I had no idea how hard it would be to get ready for a 30 minute set (not even an hour!). I’m sparse, minimalist, when it comes to comedy and home decor.
I have also never performed comedy for 30 minutes. Stage time in LA is not easy to come by, let alone anything over ten minutes. I squeezed into shows in front of not-so-captive audiences of comics, waited around mics like I have done for years, performed in front of the mirror (I killed!), FaceTimed my set to my neighbor in New York and performed my set for my friend Kazu and her husband Allen, who insisted that I run my set despite the fact that they have both heard my jokes dozens of times. TRUE FRIENDS!
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Anyway, I did it! I can sleep now and have time to date and obsess about aging! Horay!