Thomas Richardson

Thomas was born and raised on the rural Delmarva peninsula. His mother is a history professor and his father is a plein air painter. He first acted on stage when he was 10, and by 12 he attended his first summer school dedicated to theater arts. North Street Playhouse gave him local stage exposure in Virgina, as well as taught him how to run live sound and lights. During high school he found success as a performer earning two varsity letters as a member of the National Forensics League. He won Best Actor in district theater fest, as well as 2nd place in Virginia state short story competition. He attended Circle in the Square Theater School in New York City. During his time in New York City he began working in hotels providing business conferences with audio visual support. This propelled him into learning production and project development. He is now producing his own work independently from California, as well as working on third party projects. He is best known for his comedy project Flabbergasm.