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Chris Gorges | Gorges Summer

22 May 2015 | Categories: Colorist, Documentary, Event, Headshots, Photographer, Production Company, Stand Up Comedy, Work | Posted by: jacenk

Documentary photography on tour with Florida comedians Chris Gorges and Tiffany Barbee from the Double Special Show, shot by photographer Jason Kraynek.

Chris Gorges | Event Photography

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Crew | Cast

Jason Kraynek – Photographer, Colorist
Chris Gorges – Performer
Tiffany Barbee – Performer
JACENKNET – Studio

Gear | Production

Cameras – Canon 5D Mark II
Lenses – Canon 24-70mm 2.8
Post – Adobe Photoshop CC 2014, Adobe Lightroom

Documentary photography on tour with Florida comedians Chris Gorges and Tiffany Barbee from the Double Special Show, shot by photographer Jason Kraynek.

Some people like to read books. Chris Gorges likes to read crowds.  He has the ability to relate to his audience.  His interactive style gets the crowd going and with his wide range of material, Chris never misses a beat. With a strong background in Improvisation, his act can be anything! He’s all about getting some serious laughs and bringing tons of experience to the stage from every part of his life. Veteran, Father, Gamer, and Medical Professional…it’s all in there.

Chris is originally from Boston, now lives in Florida, and has been a staple on the comedy scene for over 25 years. His credits include Co-Hosting on NBC’s Daytime, directing the 2000 “Best of the Bay” Improv troupe “The Charming Hooligans” as well as an award-winning Public Access show called “Mongo Like Candy“.  He was also the host of “The Double Special Show” the winner of the “2014 Best Comedy Podcast” Talkie Award and has opened for the likes of Dave Chapelle, Pauly Shore, and Bill Bellamy.

Chris studied improvisation under Richard Schaal, Co-Founder of the legendary Compass Theater Group and The Second City in Chicago. High energy, honest, and edgy comedy set the tone for a show that is never the same twice. Lots of interaction and improvisation make for a great comedy experience.

Chris Gorges is one of my oldest friends, going back to 1997ish when we performed together in the improv comedy group Beat the Dead Horse. Afterward, we were key members and directors of Charming Hooligans and Mongo Like Candy, amongst other various projects and things in Florida.

Since then he has gone on to host the radio program – the Double Special Show, and continues to perform stand-up comedy around the states. Since he was in the area with his tour partner and co-host, Tiffany Barbee- I stopped by to photojournal his day and stand-up set.

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