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Back home in Chicago! It was electrifying to perform again on my home stage at Laugh Factory Chicago this past weekend alongside some of my comedian friends, after such a long break on the road and in Florida. I also produced a few new shows that will continue in May and hopefully beyond at Gman Tavern, Hey Nonny - Arlington Heights and Salerno's. I am also excited for the weekly show I will be co-producing at Laugh Factory on Tuesday nights with my friend Ryan Dempster which will have stand up sets and interviews with comedians. It was so satiating to see the new material I developed work in Chicago. During this pause, I decided to take more changes on stage and sometimes it works magnificently. Even when it doesn't, however, it has led to new angles and directions for material. In April, I performed on 27 live shows, which is not quite to the Pre-COVID levels, but closer than ever. More importantly, however, my material has changed for the better and I am excited more often to try them on new audiences here and on the road. I also decided to keep donating 50% of my shirt proceeds to Autism Speaks in May. Hope to see you at a show in May! #stage #comedy #standupcomedy #chicago #supportartists #autismawareness