Love Humiliation & Karaoke October 5, 2008

A Filipino transvestite’s karaoke machine drives the neighbors crazy. Wedding guests are left waiting while the groom’s best friend unveils brand new genitals. In the jungles near Burma, a man attempts to overcome an intense phobia of elephants. An Amsterdam cabaret performer fears being deported to his home country. A newcomer struggles to fit into an unwelcoming clique of psychics. Two strangers drive 600 miles to rendezvous in a fast-food parking lot. And that’s not the weird part, which is that by the end of “Love, Humiliation & Karaoke”, all of this will make perfect sense.

Enzo Lombard has been in one form of show business or other since he was 5 years old. He has sung professionally since 7, worked in London cabaret, studied acting in both London and New York, and been a standup comedian for three years. He fronted several bands in New York and San Francisco, working with future members of Counting Crow and Third Eye Blind. He has written one novel and directed several documentary films. All these influences are evident in his superlative solo comedy directed by W. Kamau Bell, the SF Weekly's 2008 Comedian of the Year.

Official Website: http://www.enzolombard.com