Lance Norris

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Lance Norris
Born (1962-08-09) August 9, 1962 (age 61)
Des Moines, Iowa

Lance Norris (born August 9, 1962) is an American actor/writer/director/stand-up comic/critic/mentalist.

Life and career

Norris was born in Des Moines, Iowa, and attended Emerson College. Norris contributed to morning shows for Boston's WBCN and WZLX. He collected some of his radio scripts as the book Ask A Bitter Man. He was also a consultant for the short-lived Mike O'Malley Show on NBC, and wrote for the Emmy-nominated Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher on Comedy Central and Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update on NBC. He was listed as a Contributing Editor in one issue of the National Lampoon, in 1994. Norris has written a number of plays including 8 Gr8 D8s and JWL and taught acting workshops. He is an adjunct professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His band, Lance Norris and The Dog Track Gravy, are currently active in the Northeast college and club market.[1]

Televised performances

Feature films

Discography

  • Meat The Stools (1989)
  • Sophomore Slump (1990)
  • Khaki (1990)
  • Soft as a Grape (1991)
  • The Unplayable Lie (1992)
  • X-mas With The Stools (1994)
  • All of Mao's Good Little Children Sing The Songs of Lance Norris (1995)
  • Draconian Messures (1998)
  • Nine Inch Jails (2000)
  • Samples- A Musical Ouvre-View of The Stools (2004)
  • Untraditionally Handsome (2010)
  • A Case of The Vapors (2012)
  • Music To Fight Teenaged Loitering (2013)
  • Punch Buggy Yellow (2014)
  • Punch Buggy Red (2014)
  • Punch Buggy Green (2014)
  • I'll Snuggle When I'm Dead (2014)
  • Rock Is Dead: Long Live Paper And Scissors (2014)
  • I Just Can't Get Enough of That Minimalism (2015)
  • Duck and Cover (2015)
  • Grandma Was A Dancer (2015)
  • At The Corner of Sheer Narcissism and Crippling Self-Doubt (2015)

Collected work

See also

References

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