In a word, yes. Tonight Martin talks about the many facets of his remarkable career, which he began at age 10 selling guidebooks at Disneyland. He went on to perform his first magic/comedy act a dozen times a week, honing his skills in live performance. He studied philosophy in college, which found its way into his offbeat stand-up routine. He also became an accomplished banjo player, screen writer, art collector, and regular contributor to The New Yorker.
The multifaceted, sublimely talented Martin makes you laugh and think at the same time. And he makes no excuses for that.
Martin's book "Born Standing Up" is available for sale and signing.
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