Event

Tuxedo Man

Zack Hoffman's one man play, Tuxedo Man, is a poignant and funny character study of Nightclub singer Nick Sands. The aspects of Nick's life unfolds as he prepares to go on stage, performs his set, and walks backstage. We see our own selves reflected in his stories, songs and wry sense of humor.

Zack Hoffman (writer/performer) Is an improvisational actor, Zack Hoffman has performed with Jet City Improv, a founding member of the Taproot Theatre Improv, The L.A .Connection, and Public Nuisance. For the past 30 years, Zack has lent his acting skills and voice talents to stage, films, cartoons and commercials. Seattle audiences may remember Zack's portrayal of the irrepressible character, "Father Mark," in the long running production of Tony and Tina's Wedding.

Tuxedo Man is directed by Ben Sherman

Ben Sherman (Director/Set Designer) began directing in the early 70's when he started the Disneyland Players, an employee group who performed after hours at the Fantasyland Theater. Through the years, Ben has written several plays and directed dozens. More recently, upon moving to the Northwest, he became involved with Next Step Theater where he has designed and built sets for many of their productions. Last year, Ben made set pieces for the Akropolis Lab's production of Jean the Maid. He directed No Sex Please, We're British! and Neil Simon's Rumors for Next Step last year. Ben currently serves as secretary for the board of Theatre Puget Sound.