A Bucket List item! I'm excited to say I finally got to play a period character on TV."

–Kiff Scholl

HIGH POTENTIAL

Season 1, Episode 10

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The critics agree: LAST SWALLOWS was a HIT!

“STRIKING.... Director Scholl’s staging works so well to create the chaos at the heart of the story.... Jarring and poignant." – Stage Raw

This is a SIZZLE REEL Kiff directed for the rowdy, hip hop musical, FUTURE SEX, INC., which he also directed.

"Hilarious... Great...Funny... Deeper and braver..." – Los Angeles Blade

"Scholl (is) wondrous in capturing the meat of (his) dilemmas."– Broadway World

Also: It was a heck of a trailer!

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"Scholl, as David, is the hub of the show, and cannily crafts his performance to highlight the constancy in his persona, the steadfast refusal to let go of something that matters to him – even if that means he spends a lot of time whining. Hilariously whining, to be clear; he does a great job of personifying that guy we all know, who we might even pity in some way because he always seems so damn miserable under all those quips and barbs, and letting us laugh both with and at him. Then he takes us along on a redemptive journey in which he allows himself to be as surprised by it as we are. It’s a funny performance, sure, but its deeper than it seems, and braver, too." (read the whole review) – Los Angeles Blade

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