Jason Kravits to Launch WHAT'S HIS FACE AT SO & SO'S Residency

TV and Broadway veteran Jason Kravits settles into a new venue this fall with WHAT'S HIS FACE AT SO & SO'S, a brand-new, totally improvised true story... in song. The residency begins next Tuesday, October 20 at 7pm, with seating limited and tickets on sale now.

The lights come up, and Jason walks on stage with... nothing. No script, no songs, no story. Just a band, a mic and a fishbowl full of audience suggestions. What follows is a true story told in song, with every bit of it, including every lyric and melody, made up by Jason on the spot. Intimate, unpredictable, and different every time, WHAT'S HIS FACE AT SO & SO'S is music, comedy, and improv, all stirred together into one deliciously intoxicating cocktail of fun.

What's His Face at So & So's runs one night a month this fall: Tuesday, October 20, Wednesday, November 18, and Tuesday, December 15, all at 7pm.

Jason Kravits has been a familiar face on stages and screens, large and small, for over three decades. Most recently, Jason starred as "Vice Principal Douglas Panch" in this year's award-winning off-Broadway revival of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," and as "Max Bialystock" in The Producers at Ogunquit Playhouse. Favorite TV appearances include Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Kominsky Method, Halston, The Undoing, Young Sheldon, Grey's Anatomy, Law and Order SVU, The Big Bang Theory, Kimmy Schmidt, Friends and Only Murders in the Building. He voiced the role of "Sneezy" in Disney's recent live action/animated remake of Snow White. On Broadway, Kravits made a splash in the hit musical comedy The Drowsy Chaperone. He also appeared in Relatively Speaking, three original one-acts by Ethan Coen, Elaine May and Woody Allen. Off-Broadway, Jason starred alongside John Turturro in The New Group production of "Sabbath's Theater," directed by Jo Bonney.

His album, "JIM... and Other Fine Suggestions," songs written in 24 hours or less, is available on all streaming platforms.