Event

JIM J. BULLOCK in

The show entitled "Different" will use songs and stories to highlight the ups and downs of Jim's personal life and extensive show-business career.

And what a career! While attending Oklahoma Baptist University, Jim J. Bullock won a "best actor award" and a shinny, plastic, golden statue for his portrayal in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream", and he was hooked! He then moved to Hollywood to hone his craft at the renowned Lee Strasbourg Theatre Institute. In 1978, Jim J., by way of "Godspell", began his stand-up career performing regularly at the famed Comedy Store and Improv, where he was discovered by an ABC scout and offered the role as Ted Knight's sidekick, Monroe Ficus, on "Too Close For Comfort" for six successful seasons. Jim is also known as the ever-sleepy Prince Valium in Mel Brooks' classic "Spaceballs" and three seasons as the upper right square on "The Hollywood Squares" and one season with "Alf". In 1990, Jim spent two years in Toronto in a series called "Boogie's Diner", followed by the unique partnership with Tammy Faye (Baker) Messner on daytime TV's "The Jim J. & Tammy Faye Show". LA critics gave Jim J. glowing reviews for his role in the award winning "The End Of The World Party" (in which he also starred Off-Broadway) and "When Pigs Fly", winning the LA Drama Critics Award. Jim J. is the voice of the title character in the animated series "Queer Duck" and "Queer Duck - The Movie" and recurring roles in Nickelodeon's "Ned's Declassified", "The Bold And The Beautiful" on CBS, and two years as Wilbur Turnblad in both the Broadway production and 1st National Tour of "Hairspray".