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Tom Shillue Hosts a New Storytelling Show- “Tell: Worlds Collide”
Tom Shillue is a storyteller that is largely responsible for making storytelling shows hip in New York City. He’s been on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, had his own Comedy Central Presents, and has wowed audiences with his one man show “Supernormal”, but on March [...]
This interview with George Lucas, specifically this response, is a wonderfully succinct answer to “Why were the last three Star Wars films so terrible?”
Q: But the second trilogy certainly had a built-in audience.
GL: Yeah, everyone says the second trilogy was a slam dunk. But there was a lot of controversy around here about the fact [...]
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I shot this with director Mark Tiedemann in Germany on a Sunday morning after a commercial shoot. We were talking about the idea in the hotel bar the night before with a couple of German guys and we all said, “let’s shoot it!” Usually when that happens, everyone wakes up and says, “Nice idea, but [...]
From Time Out New York:
Tom Shillue
Who he is
A seasoned stand-up, Comedy Central staple and total pro; an unashamedly white-bread, self-described “pathologically positive” Norman Rockwell–kid–look-alike.
What he does
Tours, records albums and specials, yet still focuses on what hasn’t earned him money, i.e., storytelling; makes mountains out of molehills, turning small memories from his Catholic Massachusetts childhood into [...]
From Not-So-Silent Night of Comedy:
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From Portland, Oregon:
“The Moth recently paid a visit to Portland and we were totally on board to participate with NW Documentary for the after show party! Their audio booth was set up as a comfy living room plucked straight out of 1952. I’m sure it put their story tellers at ease. Among the folks who [...]
This was in the Portland paper after my recent trip there with The Moth. A good review!
The ghost of Garrison Keillor, indeed, hung over the preternaturally easy nature of host Tom Shillue, although he looked a bit more like a cross between a slender Dick Gephardt and Conan O’Brien. Shillue’s humor was broad Caucasian-ethnic: peppered [...]
This show is always a blast. Produced by John F. O’donnel, Jiwon Lee, and Claudia Cogan.
read about it here.