74: Jay Zehr: The Valley's Original Off the Beaten Path Comic {Ep 74}

Listen to an interesting, humorous and engaging chat with Jay Zehr! Based out of Harrisonburg this one of a kind original versatile comedic talent has been acting, writing and directing plays since 1985! He’s also won four awards for Best Film in the Super Gr8 Film Festival. Most recently, a song he wrote was selected for the Office Ladies podcast with Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey from the hit sitcom series The Office starring Steve Carrell. Listen to this comic’s story and discover more about his creative process. Learn the background behind his fascination with UFO History and rumors that have become a fork lore element in some of his work. Plus, hear some interesting stories about a local UFO citing to the Shenandoah Valley in the 1960s! Discover more about the favorite plays he written and some of the challenges of directing during his 20 years at the Valley Playhouse, the local community theater. Hear the story of his first stand up comedy performance. Then listen to the fascinating history of the unique Super Gr8 Film Festival; the entertaining stories behind the titles of each of his award winning films and where you can find some of his work online. This multi-talented comic beloved by the community shares what he loves most about comedy and more! Enjoy! Jay ZehrVimeo: https://vimeo.com/search?q=jay zehrYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BigTuneCollectiveFacebook: Jay ZehrInstagram:  @d.jayzehr August 13 Show in the 2022 X2 Comedy Series at Court Square Theater41-F Court Square, Harrisonburg, VA USADoors Open 7pm; Show Starts 7:30pm$20 Advanced | $25 at DoorLine-up: Host, Chris Womack, Dawn Davis Womack, Jay Zehr, PT Bratton & Dante Carterhttps://www.valleyarts.org/performances/2022/1/29/x2-comedy-seriesGreat group discounts available just contact the theater at 540-433-9189 To learn more about X2 Comedy (now FWAF Show) & Buy Tickets visit: www.x2comedy.com/ (now FWAF Show visit thefunnywomacks.com) Facebook & Instagram: @x2comedy (now The Funny Womacks)