Familiar with the "Video Professor"? If you ever watch Sportscenter at any time of the day then you are. He's the guy who gives away the free computer lessons!
Well Sixth Borough would like to introduce to you "Video Tutor, M.D."
And yes that is Pat as Jim A Spear! Be sure to see his show tomorrow night at Connie's Ric Rac! Check out the previous post for details...
Hey weiners and weinettes, this is a screenshot from my friend's blog in Cleveland. She's kind of a big deal out there in the blog-o-rama scene, and she had a post today for "Ugly Furniture".
If you get a chance, check out "Cleveland's a Plum". There's a picture of a baby on there with a WU shirt. It's pretty boss.
Corey Cohenwas born and raised in West Philadelphia, where he spent much of his time at the playground. Upon graduating from Temple University with a BA in English in 2008, Corey was already deeply involved in the local comedy scene. He has trained at Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in NYC, and has done improv with acts like Men About Town and Two Guidos. He is a regular participant in the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, performing with The Ninjas (2004 - 5), The Sixth Borough (2006 - 9), and the partially improvised production, "The Hopper Brothers Hit the Road". Since late 2008 he books and hosts a monthly comedy cabaret called "Steal This Show", which has brought a new crowd of comics to an often comedy starved South Philadelphia. Corey stands 6 foot 1 inches, and looks best in brown shoes with a matching belt.
Patrick D. Kelly is a long time theater actor, comedian and writer. He began as a standup comic in 2003, working open mikes and small clubs in Philadelphia, New York and Los Angeles. In 2007 he joined The Sixth Borough as a founding member, and has since gone on to perform in various shows around the city, including Bedtime Stories, The Ministry of Secret Jokes, Guilty Pleasures, Die Actor Die, Steal This Show and many others. He is also the host of his own live improvisational game show, "Pat's Right About Everything".
Jason A. Messina has a BFA in film, and is a full-time graphic designer in Philadelphia. He has produced several shorts, his most recent, entitled “SAVE ME”, gained acceptance into film festivals around the country, including the Black Maria Film festival where it won the Judges Choice Award. He has always enjoyed laughing with people as well as alone, so after writing many comedic shorts, he found the perfect outlet in sketch comedy with The Sixth Borough. He continues to perform monthly with them, and has also acted in some more dramatic short films, but prefers the sound of laughter to gasps when he loses his job, gets a parking violation, and is dumped by his girlfriend all in the first act.
Tabitha Vidaurri graduated from the University of the Arts in 2005 with a BFA in Writing for Film and Television. During her time in college, she produced several one-act plays, and her short film "Death Placenta" was screened at Palm Springs Shortfest, The New York International Independent Film and Video Festival and The Faux Film Fest in Portland, Oregon. Tabitha studied improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York, she plays saxophone and guitar, and has been in several bands. In 2007 she formed The Sixth Borough with a bunch of her friends who were interested in writing comedy. In July 2009 she hosted an all –female comedy cabaret entitled "Bonerama". She is also a regular contributor to The Comedians magazine.
