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By that, we mean that Lukas--a tall, rangy figure with a shaven dome who cuts a striking figure onstage--operates his stand-up act as his own one-man sketch/improv troupe, often deftly weaving in and out of various characters & voices, including pieces where inanimate objects not only speak, but mess with his head. Heck, sometimes he’ll punctuate this peppy, fast-moving, shape-shifting extravaganza with sound effects, no less. For example, if you're lucky, you may get to hear him render a mighty bongo-drum jam--with no such instrument onstage. Of course, this multi-faceted, multiple-personality approach to his comedy is far from startling when you factor in that he's long been affiliated with The Second City, the legendary sketch/improv group that's served as a regular pipeline for Saturday Night Live cast members, but you'll find Second City alum in all kinds of films, TV shows and plays. Lukas worked for a number of years on Second City stages in Chicago and in the national touring company, and more recently an opening cast member in a new Las Vegas production. That training and experience has landed him a number of acting roles, most recently--and perhaps, intriguingly--one for the FX network's recently cancelled The Orlando Jones Show, in which he portrays a homophobic neo-Nazi who tries too hard to hate. Lukas hosted and co-wrote A&E's 'The
Straight Dope,' and he rocked out as the bartender in Liz Phair's
MTV video 'Jealousy.' His other TV credits include multiple
performances on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, as well as appearances
on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, Comedy Centrals Premium Blend
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