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Category Archives: Stage
Phil Proctor of the Firesign Theater tells the story of the Naked Sunday School Teacher and the Albino Wrestler
In Part 2 of Phil Proctor’s After Hours interview with Carolyn Fox, host of the syndicated broadcast radio show, “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight,” Phil tells The story of the Naked Sunday School Teacher and the Ablino Wrestler When Phil and Peter Bergman … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, After Hours Interviews, Blues, book, Broadcast Radio, Comedy, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Podcast, Stage, Theater
Tagged After Hours, Albino wrestler, bad boy wrestlers, blonde, blues, Blues music, Blues Special, broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Comedy, entertainment, Firesign Theater, Firesign Theatre, funny, groupies, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, How Can You Be in Two Places at Once, humor, interview, Los Angeles, naked Sunday school teacher, on the road, Peter Bergman, Phil Proctor, podcast, radio, rock, syndicated, The Firesign Theater, touring, wrestler, wrestlers, wrestling groupies
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Saturday, May 26, the San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra plays the Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Center
This Saturday night, May 26 at 7:30 PM, the San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra will appear at the Janet & Ray Scherr Forum Theatre at the Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Center. If you’ve been wondering where you can hear … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Composer, Stage
Tagged classical, classical music, composer, entertainment, James Domine, James Elza Domine, Larry Tuttle, living orchestral composers, May 26, Michael Kibbe, modern classical music, Mozart, Mozart Symphony, Mozart Symphony #40, Mozart's Symphony #40 in G Minor, music, music Los Angeles, new music, Orchestra, San Fernando Valley Symphony, San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra, Symphony, Symphony Orchestra, Thousand Oaks Performing Arts Center
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Comic Masters Jim Meskimen and Phil Proctor on a Special Humor Edition of “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight”
What happens when two world class comedians get together on “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight?” When the comedians are impressionist (JibJab) and improv comic (“Who’s Line is it Anyway”) Jim Meskimen, and actor (“Monsters, Inc.” and “Finding Nemo”), comedian, member of the Firesign Theater, Phil … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, Blues, Broadcast Radio, Comedy, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Movie, Neo-soul and Soul Music, Podcast, Pop Music, R&B, Rock Music, Singer, songwriter, Stage, Theater
Tagged blues, broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Comedy, Dave Frishberg, Encinitas, entertainment, Firesign Theater, Firesign Theatre, funny, funny song, funny songs, jazz, Jim Meskimen, Jimpressions, La Paloma Theater, Larkin McLean, Los Angeles, Macy Gray, May 19, music, music Los Angeles, new music, novelty songs, Peter Bergman, Phil Proctor, podcast, R&B, radio, rock, singer, songwriter, Soul music, syndicated, The Firesign Theater, Tom Hunter
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Comedy Tonight! Funny men Jim Meskimen and Phil Proctor on “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight”
Two guys walk into a radio station. Stop me if you’ve heard this one. Luckily, the guys are impressionist (JibJab) and improv comic (“Who’s Line is it Anyway”) Jim Meskimen, and actor (“Monsters, Inc.” and “Finding Nemo”), comedian, member of the Firesign … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, Broadcast Radio, Comedy, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Movie, Podcast, Rock Music, Singer, Stage, Theater
Tagged broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, comedian, Comedy, Comic, Don't Crush That Dwarf, Encinitas, entertainment, Finding Nemo, Firesign Theater, Firesign Theatre, funny, hilarious, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, How Can You Be in Two Places at Once, humor, Improv comedy, interview, JibJab, Jim Meskimen, Jimpressions, La Paloma Theater, Los Angeles, Monster's Inc., movies, Phil Proctor, radio, rock, singer, syndicated, The Firesign Theater, Who's Line is it Anyway?
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Live tonight! Geoffrey Leigh Tozer as “Sly Crooner of Swanktown” at The Gardenia
If you’ve heard singer, songwriter Geoffrey Leigh Tozer’s music on his CDs, on his show Siruis Radio show, Sly Crooner of Swanktown, or on Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight, you know that the ultrahip cocktail lounge world of Swanktown is the place … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast Radio, Cocktail, Comedy, Composer, Hollywood, Jazz, Singer, songwriter, Stage
Tagged After Hours, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Comedy, composer, entertainment, funny, Geoffrey Leigh Tozer, Hollywood, Los Angeles, May 11, music, music Los Angeles, radio, singer, Sly Crooner, Sly Crooner of Swanktown, Sly the Cat, songwriter, Swanktown, The Gardenia, West Hollywood
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Comedians Jim Meskimen and Phil Proctor–Separated at Birth? After Hours with Carolyn Fox
Jim Meskimen, impressionist and improv comedian, and Phil Proctor, actor, comedian and member of the Firesign Theater, met After Hours with Carolyn Fox, host of the syndicated broadcast radio show, “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight.” Check out the video as Jim … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, After Hours Interviews, Broadcast Radio, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Movie, Podcast, Rock Music, Stage, Theater
Tagged After Hours, broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Encinitas, entertainment, Firesign Theater, Firesign Theatre, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, Hopi Mudheads, interview, Jim Meskimen, Jimpressions, La Paloma Theater, live stage, Los Angeles, masks, May 19, megaphone, mudheads, Phil Proctor, podcast, radio, rock, singer, syndicated, The Firesign Theater
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Funny men Jim Meskimen and Phil Proctor in the Studio with Carolyn Fox
Carolyn Fox was lucky enough to have not one, but two world-class actors and comedians in the studio today: Jim Meskimen who has appeared in many films and TV shows, including 5 Ron Howard films, the improv comedy show “Who’s … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, book, Broadcast Radio, Comedy, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Movie, Rock Music, Singer, Stage, Theater
Tagged audio book, book, Books, broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, celebrity impressions, Comedy, Comic, comical, Don't Crush That Dwarf, Encinitas, entertainment, Firesign Theatre, funny, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, How Can You Be in Two Places at Once, impressions, Improv comedy, interview, JibJab, Jim Meskimen, Jimpressions, La Paloma Theater, laughter, Los Angeles, Peter Bergman, Phil Proctor, radio, songwriter, syndicated, Television, TV, TV show, Voice actor, Voice over, voices
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From Hollywood to Swanktown, Geoffrey Leigh Tozer on “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight”
This week on the Hollywood Spotlight, Carolyn Fox is joined in the studio by Geoffrey Leigh Tozer, singer, songwriter, piano player and storyteller, who has created a ultra-cool cocktail lounge world called Swanktown, where “the ladies are exotic, the gentlemen … Continue reading
Posted in Blues, Broadcast Radio, Cocktail, Comedy, Composer, Country Music, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Jazz, Podcast, Pop Music, R&B, Rock Music, Singer, songwriter, Stage
Tagged broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Cocktail, cocktail lounge, Comedy, composer, country, entertainment, funny, Gardenia, Geoffrey Leigh Tozer, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, interview, jazz, Los Angeles, martini, music, music Los Angeles, perfect martini, podcast, R&B, radio, rock, singer, Sirius, Sirius Radio, Sly Crooner, Sly Crooner of Swanktown, songwriter, syndicated, The Gardenia, urban fairy tales
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Geoffrey Leigh Tozer brings Swanktown to Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight
Carolyn’s in-studio guest on the show this week is singer, songwriter piano man, raconteur and storyteller extraordinaire, Geoffrey Leigh Tozer. His style incorporates the smoothness of Sinatra, the gritty humor of Tom Waits and the sly metaphors of Raymond Chandler. As the … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast Radio, Cocktail, Composer, in-studio, Interview, Jazz, Pop Music, R&B, Rock Music, Sinatra, Singer, songwriter, Stage
Tagged broadcast, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Cocktail, cocktail lounge, entertainment, Frank Sinatra, Geoffrey Leigh Tozer, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, music, music Los Angeles, piano, piano man, piano player, radio, Raymond Chandler, singer, Sirius, Sirius Radio, Sly Crooner, Sly Crooner of Swanktown, Sly the Cat, songwriter, Swanktown, syndicated, Tom Waits
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Phil Proctor of The Firesign Theater After Hours with Carolyn Fox
Phil Proctor, actor and member of the comedy troupe, The Firesign Theater, shared behind the scenes stories of Hollywood, when he met After Hours with Carolyn Fox, host of the syndicated broadcast radio show, “Carolyn Fox’s Hollywood Spotlight.” Always hilarious, Phil … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, After Hours Interviews, book, Comedy, Hollywood, in-studio, Interview, Movie, Podcast, Rock Music, Stage, Theater
Tagged After Hours, Anythynge You Want To, book, broadcast radio, Carolyn Fox, Carolyn Fox's Hollywood Spotlight, Comedy, entertainment, Firesign Theater, Firesign Theatre, Hollywood, Hollywood Spotlight, interview, parody, Peter Bergman, Peter Bergman Special Remembrance, Phil Proctor, podcast, radio, rock, Shakespeare, Shakespeare parody, The Firesign Theater
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