From the Archives: Danny Hoch (Originally Aired 5/21/99)

Fishko Files | May 18, 2010
Solo performing is an art like no other. It brings with it the tension of being the only one on stage, as well as the luxury of total artistic control. One solo stage artist is using that control to communicate his strong ideas to audiences via a wild cast of characters. In this archival episode, Sara Fishko tried to get to know him.

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