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Who are these guys? |
LaughWorks Amazing
Sketch Comedy |
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Alexis
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ALEXIS COREY has been dancing and entertaining most of her life, and writing, singing, dancing and acting with LaughWorks for over 10 years. Having come from the stage, Alexis is now enjoying a career in film and television. Recent credits include the theatrical feature, The Mao Game, starring Kirstie Alley, the UPM feature, The Last Man on Planet Earth, and HBO's Arli$$. She also appeared with LaughWorks on ABC's America's Funniest People. |
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Michael |
MICHAEL HAYWOOD NORRIS is a Los Angeles native. Michael's recent credits include Suddenly Susan, Chicago Hope, The Visitor, A Party of Five, The Pretender, 7 Days, Jack & Jill, V.I.P., It's Like You Know and a Shelly Long Special. He is featured in 3 films, soon to be released, and was cast by George Schlatter, of Laugh-in fame, as one of the stars of Prime Time Comedy for NBC. |
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Noelle
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NOELLE NORTH has been a professional dancer, actress and singer since she was a teenager. Her TV credits range from The Academy Awards to Home Improvement. Her dozen films include Farewell My Lovely, The Last Tycoon, and Carrie. Noelle's TV voiceover work includes featured roles on many animation shows including The Adventures Of The Gummi Bears, the Smurfs, and The Legend of Prince Valiant. Noelle recently enjoyed performing in an extended run with the Birch Mann Dancers. |
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Kari |
KARI SHAW is a former student of the Beverly Hills Playhouse and has been performing since 1979. She has done commercials, improv in the Northern California-based improv group, RSVP, and she has produced, co-written and sung eight original jazz-pop singles. Kari is a founding member of LaughWorks. |
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Richard |
RICHARD STEWART is co-founder of LaughWorks, one of its most prolific writers, and an actor. He wrote and appeared in a winning comedy sketch for ABC's America's Funniest People. He also wrote for George Schlatter's Primetime Comedy, an NBC TV pilot. A veteran of Houston's comedy clubs, Richard is a Toastmasters International speaker, routinely winning in the humorous speech category in regional competitions. |
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Fritz |
FRITZ TURNER made his stage debut in Porgy and Bess, with Cab Calloway, at the Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. He later played a recurring character for two years on the hit TV drama, Hill Street Blues. Fritz enjoys stand-up comedy and has appeared in local theatre productions in L.A. Also an accomplished dancer, he can be seen, on a regular basis, tearing up the floor at various "zydeco" and "salsa" hotspots. |
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Tom
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TOM SOLARI,
the creative director and producer of LaughWorks,
has been writing, producing and directing in the theatre, film and video
fields for over thirty years, including twenty years as head of his
own, award-winning production company, Solari Communications. In the early '70s, Tom worked in night clubs and television as part of the comedy team, Solari & Carr, appearing as a regular on such major network shows as The Andy Williams Show (NBC), The Ray Stevens Show (NBC) and The Sonny & Cher Show (CBS). LaughWorks marks Tom's return to the field of comedy entertainment where he has several projects in development including two LaughWorks movies and a LaughWorks TV show. |
