ABOUT FACE
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BRIEFLY ABOUT THIS FACE:
- How to pronounce the name: Tay-uh Lucks
- She has a loud laugh.
- She slings banjo, ukulele and guitar riffs.
- She pop-arted a painting for the Numero Group.
- She made this short film for Threadless tees.
- She will add 7 part harmony to anything and won a Jeff Award for it.
- She’s married and has a cat who is weird.
- She encourages you to follow her the healthy way on Twitter @thealux.
MORE ABOUT THIS FACE:
ACTOR: Thea Lux got involved in Chicago’s theater community after graduating from Columbia College Chicago. One of the founding members of Chicago’s ground-breaking and Jeff Award winning theater company, The New Colony, she has also studied and/or performed sketch and improvisation at Second City, IO Theater and The Annoyance. She was a part of such productions as The Annoyance’s 58 – A Comedy About Bike Messengessengering, and Love is Dead: A NecRomantic Musical Comedy that both took home awards at the NYC Fringe Festival. She placed 2nd in the talent competition, Impress These Apes, and recently started doing stand up.
MUSICIAN: Musically, she has worked with and composed for Redmoon Theater, Blewt Productions, played with the indie-pop, goof-rock band Let’s Get Out of This Terrible Sandwich Shop, and continued with rock music with The Nurse Novels. Incidentally, she wrote original incidental music for The New Colony’s production of 11:11 and “That Sordid Little Story.” The Sordid Band’s hipster bluegrass music went on to win a Jeff Award. You can download the album here.
WRITER: She has written children’s stories for Jellyvision, comedic bits for The Paper Machete, and several original sketch reviews including her one-woman show, “Thea Lux Will Sell Out for Money.” She’s blogged since the LiveJournal days and her past web comic The Shapes reminds everyone that life isn’t so bad as long as your head isn’t a trapezoid. She’s on Twitter if blog posts get to cumbersome. If you want her to write for you, let her know.
PAINTER: She does that too.
FAVORITES: Robots, photo booths, and The Bitter Tears.
