Zack Hoffman

What a Set of Pipes!!

Pat Lach, Special to Hollywood Passport

June 21, 2010

“Tuxedo Man” was REALLY VERY GOOD!! AND…as I told the star afterwards…WHAT A SET OF PIPES!! Can that man sing!!! He had everyone in the audience shout out their favorite song, then sang a medley of so many “golden goodies” – club songs - that I couldn’t count them.

The material covered all the emotional bases and included audience participation. What a treat to get a one-person show at a level of competence and talent that is more than worth the ticket price!!

L.A. “one man shows” have much to learn from him! Oh, and the accents for each of his characters, along with the voice/pitch alterations…enviable!"

 

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Zack Hoffman's 'Tuxedo Man' evokes Sinatra, days gone by in L.A.

By Holly Johnson, Special to The Oregonian

Published: Friday, June 18, 2010, 4:56 PM

"...Hoffman takes over the persona of the fictitious Nick Sands, an aging but amiable Italian American nightclub singer who's reduced to performing in the undistinguished Mandolin's Restaurant in Cleveland. You can almost smell the pasta carbonara.

Sands is a Frank Sinatra wannabe and a raconteur spilling out stories from his checkered career. He may be burned out on the present from ill health and crummy venues as he prepares for his act backstage in an alley, but, ah, the past, the glorious past, he savors. He leads us down memory lane, more specifically through the boulevards and back alleys of Los Angeles, places where the strip joints, nightclubs and 24-hour coffee shops of yesteryear proliferated..."

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A Voice Talent, Actor, Improvisor

Zack Hoffman (Writer/Performer), an improvisational actor, has performed with Jet City Improv, a founding member of Taproot Theatre Improv, The L.A. Connection, and Public Nuisance. For the past thirty years, Zack Hoffman has lent his acting skills and voice talents to stage, films, cartoons and commercials. Currently working on Christopher Young’s film “Home/Land” in the role of real-estate developer Hugh DeWitt.