View this post on Instagram Summoned up the old neighborhood and did some #Bronx-flavored VO for #twistedsisters Ep 204. #kloekardashian A post shared by Russ Gooberman (@russgooberman) on Sep 24, 2019 at 12:14am PDT
This AdapTable Meals spot was, perhaps, the first time I got to play something close to myself in a professional capacity. No monsters, no evil scientists — just a tired Dad. Also congrats to Charlie Bodin and Paula Rhodes on Lincoln’s great work in this spot.
Got a bunch of action coming up this week and next — including performances at Flappers, the Fanatic Salon theater, the LA Stand Up Comedy Festival at Barnsdale Art Park and Let’s Be Honest — a short form/sketch/stand up hybrid show that has quickly become…
Was invited to be a guest on the first ever improv show at terrific mid-city comedy venue, The Comedy Union. Produced by the blessed Jeremy ‘Gumbo’ Christian and Rahul Chatterjee, their innovative new short form improv/ stand up hybrid has been killing audiences all year….
My fantasy medieval improv team, Drunakrds & Dragons has been on a fun run lately. Last week, we performed at the invitation of Coco Van at LA’s Clubhouse (otherwise known as UCB Adjunct Theater), then we played in the Micahel Heiman Memorial Classic at ACME…
A fun scene from the Flappers Improv House team in a quick Harold during the vote counting at the end of Uncle Clyde’s Comedy Contest. View this post on Instagram An exploration of badly controlled #avatars from the Flappers #improv house…
After a couple years, it’s time to update the old acting reel. So here’s the newest one, with some flashes of some talented folks I’ve shared scenes with.
Shot for Toyota’s Brake Savings Event, this series of spots features “Ron,” the guy you don’t want showing up at your barbeque. And the Ron Remix:
Came across this wiki guide to a short series of sketches I created with Xeni Jardin and John Hodgeman for the early meme-streaming station BoingBoingTV. You can find the full guide here.
I’d like to personally thank Metanetworks for naming me as four of the greatest character actors of all time. Being along side such legends as Robin Williams, Paul Giammati and Channing Tatum is an honor, especially since each of them only made the list once.
