L'Homme Sauvage

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During the coimedy boom of the late eighties, the nightclub comedian, L’ Homme Sauvage became quite the sensation in France. Much like his spiritual godfather, Jerry Lewis, this chameleon of zany merriment and mirth brought all of his unique gifts to a people that were still secretly enamored of the guillotine as a form of capital punishment. 
 
L’ Homme received his comedy training at an early age, mentoring under the comedic community college masterminds of such greats as Richard Melo, Pat Torelle, and of course, Jazz Impresario David Barduhn. 
 
His historic one man show, Désinvolture fou, and while not a financial hit, somehow became a critical darling. Buoyed by critical reaction, L’Homme was soon touring the Yuk Yuk chain of comedy clubs in Canada, where one fateful winter night, he was thrown into an Edmonton Alberta jail for failing to fill out the proper paperwork. It was during the delousing where he came up with his signature callback, Lève ton sac, drôle d'homme (English translation) “Lift your sack, funny man”
 
While serving his full 12 hours in prison, L’ Homme converted to a more wild style of comedy and announced to the press that he would be taking his new found talent for grabbing his crotch, birth controls and used condom cross the pond where his act would truly be appreciated.
 
Coming Soon: “L’ Homme Sauvage in Paris”