Program Notes

A Medieval monk sneaks away from the quiet, colorless abbey where he copies books.  He uses this precious time to  show off his hidden talents and dreams. 

This show is performed in Grammelot, a universal gibberish language first developed by traveling  clowns and minstrels during The Middle Ages. It consists of a few real words from various languages, and lots of nonsense sounds in between.  Grammelot cut through the many language barriers that existed back in those days  of isolated villages and hamlets. It serves Alex today, as he often works abroad. 

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Alex O'Brien Feldman has throughout the  U.S. , as well as at  The Just for Laughs Comedy festival  in Montreal , The Singapore Arts Festival,  World Performance Festival in Japan,  Showtime Comedy Special, America’s Got  Talent, and theatres from Northern Alaska to The South Island of New Zealand.  He was interviewed on Public Radio International for his work in Russia as a cultural Ambassador for the US State Department.

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A DVD  of Alexander in action is for sale after the show.   Chuckle at his stage comedy and howl at his surprising off-stage antics, including the infamous dollar bill give away he does each April  1st.

 Free video excerpts are available at   www.alexthejester.com