Whitmer Thomas Biography

Humorist Whitmer Thomas, who hails from Gulf Shores, Alabama, skateboards in Los Angeles. Together with friends Clay Tatum, Budd Diaz, and Jeramy Ritchie, Thomas created the satirical collection Power Violence. They record, host, and put on the popular monthly show with a similar name The Satellite. Time Out LA has praised the group as Comedians to Watch in 2015 L.A. Each week, the Los Angeles Times lists 10 comedy acts to watch in 2014. The perfect fusion of skateboarding and parody, according to Rock Times Weekly. On FXX's spirited arrangement Stone Quackers, Thomas serves as a co-EP essayist and Whit's voice. He now appears on Glow as Justin. Thomas was also recently recognized as one of Montreal's New Faces of the Just for Laugh Comedy Festival. To find out if Whitmer Thomas and other renowned figures are accessible, get in touch with a speaker booking agent.

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