Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried. This is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast with my

co-hosts Frank Santopadre. Our guest this week is an actor, comedian, writer and director who has

performed to sold out crowds all over the world, including off-roadway and on London's West End.

He's appeared on popular TV shows like SpongeBob, SquarePants, and Children's Hospital.

And most notably as the writer and star of the long-running One Person Show,

an evening with Groucho, which he's performed well over 3,000 times in 500 cities all over the

course of 35 years. He's the recipient of New York's Theatre World Award for Outstanding

Debut, has been nominated for both a New York Outer Critics Circle and London's Lawrence

Olivier Award. And in 2017, he was named a top 10 theatre performance by the Wall Street Journal.

Discovered by Groucho Marx's son, Arthur Marx, while still at college, this man would go on to star

at the tender age of 23 in the off-roadway production, Arthur's Groucho, a life in review.

And his New York London and PBS performances received not only a claim from critics and audiences,

but also from the Marx family. He's also appeared in off-roadway in the Groucho role in the musical

The Coconut, written by the legendary George S. Kaufman, who he also portrayed in the One Man Show

by George. As a director, he helmed productions of Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys,

Brighton Beach Memoirs, and laughter on the 23rd floor in which he also starred.

He's performed as the comic host Caesar in T. Trozanzani.

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Exactly. Frank will explain later. T. O. T. Trozanzani.

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And productions from Seattle to Amsterdam and has performed lead roles in prominent regional

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