Live Performance

June 20th marked seven months since I started performing in Bangkok — and what a ride it’s been. I hit the ground running with short-form shows at Comedy Club Bangkok, doing the familiar fast-paced games in the spirit of Whose Line Is It Anyway?. But this night was different. We performed a long-form improv show in the style of Choose Your Own Adventure books, and I remembered how intimidating long-form used to feel. It’s funny — the more I do it, the more it feels like home.

Hey Bangkok, ever wondered what would happen if your thoughts could shape a live performance? On Saturday, June 21, 2025 , at 7:30 PM ,...

Hey! I'm excited to be part of Choose Your Own Comedy Adventure , a fun, unscripted improv show at The Comedy Club Bangkok  (above The...

Improv this Friday at Comedy Club Bangkok

Performing stand-up comedy in Bangkok has been an incredible experience. The city’s comedy scene is vibrant, diverse, and full of energy,...

What do you do when life keeps knocking you down, and the only thing you’re good at is getting back up? In (Almost) Rocky, join Gary John Miller for a funny & heartfelt storytelling adventure that dives into the surprising sources of motivation we all crave. Born at the Edinburgh Fringe in Scotland, this intimate storytelling show makes its thoughtful return to Chicago in the Blackout Cabaret in the Second City Theater, bringing personal tales and unique voices to the stag

I’m stepping into the high socks of American hero and Duke legend Christian Laettner in The '92 Dream Team: A Completely Fictional True Sports History at Grafenberg Sketch Comedy and Improv Theater.

Improvising presentations is literally the only reason I graduated school.

So… I said I’d keep up with blogging. I didn’t. In fact, this was the only entry I ever wrote for the whole Fringe. One lonely blog post. And now, six years later, I’m finally circling back — because I’m realizing that having a record of these weird, vulnerable, electric moments is actually worth something.

I performed a week of shows at the 15th Annual Boulder International Fringe Festival this year, and I was thrilled to see so many familiar faces there. Though this photo makes me look like a decent human being with at least an ounce of decorum, I want to officially go on record and say that all performances were fully savage. I take no responsibility for how reckless I actually was on stage.

Back in Denver, I joined Grafenberg Theater as a writer and performer in a show called 303’s & Heartbreaks. It was my first actual sketch writing job at a dedicated comedy theater — not something I made with friends or solo. Up until then, all the writing I’d done had been just me. I was used to seeing my ideas through from beginning to end, without needing to answer to anyone else. For better or worse, it was just my voice. But this was different. This was a show. With co