Matt Little is a comedian in New York City. He has written for The Late Show with David Letterman, SNL, performs stand-up comedy by himself, improv with his group Thank You, Robot, and sketches with Left Handed Radio.
matt DOT little AT gmail DOT com

Bit of light reading at the barber shop. (at Tomcats Barbershop)

Bit of light reading at the barber shop. (at Tomcats Barbershop)

chamberlain:

Janet Jackson - “Love Will Never Do Without You” (1989)

I’ve been kind of obsessed with this song for months.

improvlogos:

It is implied in any scene with Matt Little that Stan Lee is there for just a brief cameo.

When I saw this this morning I was all JAW. FALLED. OPEN.
Kurt is the best.

improvlogos:

It is implied in any scene with Matt Little that Stan Lee is there for just a brief cameo.

When I saw this this morning I was all JAW. FALLED. OPEN.

Kurt is the best.

vanfullofwerewolves:

I just used a sophisticated GarageBand filter to isolate just the Brad Paisley part of “Accidental Racist.”

lefthandedradio:

Episode Twenty Five: You Don’t Dance Off Red Tape

On this episode: parents give their son the gift of accepting his gay stuff, Fauxnaise is a vegan sandwich spread that sounds like a nasal spray (but it’s not), a body is taken off life support, New Yorkers defend the firehouse from ‘Ghost Busters’ from becoming a Pier 1 Imports, a creepy murderer gets really desperate on the phone, Ricky is vegan now and also he’s magic, Dave finds out his dad was indeed The World’s Greatest Dad, an international war begins between America and Holland, and a taste of Big Mister 7 (the new flavor of Big Mister with 7 pounds of ground beef).

Left Handed Radio is written and performed by Adam BozarthDan ChamberlainMatt Little, and Anna Rubanova, and Brett White with Frank HejlHalle Kiefer, and Will Storie.

If you have a question about how to live your life right? Ask Herb from Pittsburgh! Dial 413-547-1055 and leave a voicemail with your question and Herb will answer on a future episode of the show.

Original music by Dan Warren

www.LeftHandedRadio.com | lefthandedradio@gmail.com | 413-547-1055

I wrote two of the sketches in this week’s episode on two wildly different personal levels.

Annexation (the pot sketch) was an idea I had when I was stoned that became a sketch. This was the most involved sketch I’ve ever produced in terms of editing. There are about 18 separate tracks in that file which is a lot to keep track of in Audacity. It’s an exercise in extreme heightening and absurdity. Halle improvised my favorite line (“you can suck my American c*nt”) because she’s brilliant.

The other was This Is Normal On Life Support. This sketch was inspired by my dad’s death. I was the person in my family that had to make the decision to take him off life support, which still haunts me today. Brett’s line that it’s not like in the movies is exactly what the doctor told us, and he’s right. You watch a body react and shake as if they’re still alive. Brain death is terrifying to watch. We kept waiting for him to sit back up but it never happened. I am really proud of everyone’s performance in this sketch. Will and Halle were tremendous. Will’s read of “I’ll go get those clothes” has a heartbreaking joy in it that stabbed my cockles every time I heard it while editing. It was hard to not be proprietary about the production of this sketch because I used it to process feelings that I’ve only started to sort out in the last year but letting that go and allowing for collaboration only made for a better final product.

LHR continues to be the most fulfilling project I’ve ever worked on and helps me get better month after month (which I hope is reflected to you in the final product).

Oh, and we’re gonna do more Herb sketches, so call and leave a message and I’ll write a goofy diatribe to you on how to live better.

bridgecomedy:

I am straight up having a blast on this IRC thread. Improvisers! Dust off ya dance gear! It is almost Saturday & that means free improv party day!

http://www.queens-ball.com/

https://www.facebook.com/events/539711912726122/

Saturday night!

(via uncannybrettwhite)

badkidsjokes:

knock knock
who’s there?
fork
fork who?
fork butt test

New required Tumblr reading.

bridgecomedy:

Sister Sex WolfandThe Queen’s Secret Improv Clubcordially invite you toTHE QUEEN’S BALLHer Majesty demands an evening of couples improv, drinking and dancing.Featuring music fromThe LordCHAMBALAND atTHE SECRET THEATREThe evening ofMARCH 30TH Sign up begins at 6:30pmShow begins 8pmDon’t forget an improv/dance partner! Dress: Formal QSIC is located at 44-02 23rd St, Long Island City, New York 11101Take the E,G,M or 7 trains to the Court Sq/23rd St. stop and walk under the elevated train toward the Queensboro Bridge. Queens-Secret.com
Invite anyone you’d like on facebook!
https://www.facebook.com/events/539711912726122/

bridgecomedy:

Sister Sex Wolf
and
The Queen’s Secret Improv Club
cordially invite you to

THE QUEEN’S BALL

Her Majesty demands an evening of
couples improv, drinking and dancing.

Featuring music from
The Lord
CHAMBALAND
 
at
THE SECRET THEATRE
The evening of
MARCH 30TH
 
Sign up begins at 6:30pm
Show begins 8pm

Don’t forget an improv/dance partner!
 
Dress: Formal
 
QSIC is located at 44-02 23rd St, Long Island City, New York 11101
Take the E,G,M or 7 trains to the Court Sq/23rd St. stop and walk under the elevated train toward the Queensboro Bridge.
 
Queens-Secret.com

Invite anyone you’d like on facebook!

https://www.facebook.com/events/539711912726122/

yourfriendmitch:

I know that UCBW is not for everyone, but it is most definitely for me. I love it so much and have ever since I was a senior at Maumee High School in Ohio watching what videos I could during Multi-Media II. Last night (3/14/13), me and JZT’s characters The Bang Bros, won the UCBW Tag Team…

Keep it Fesh, y’all. So sad I missed this.