Hailed by Donald O’Connor as a “throwback to the old Vaudeville days,” actor, Tap dancer, clown and comedian, Wayne Doba has performed professionally for four decades. He has created five one man shows and has shared the stage with tap dance legends such as the Nicholas Brothers and Honi Coles. His stage and screen credits reflect the diversity of his talent and experience; and include the role of ‘The Creature’ in classic horror flick, “The Funhouse”, ‘Octavio the Clown’ in Brian De Palma’s gangbuster hit, “Scarface”, and appeared as ‘Tex the Barker’ in Prague, for “The Freak Show,” an opera by the enigmatic rockers,The Residents. Wayne was also (believe it not) the original Crazy Crab, anti mascot for the San Francisco Giants. He was recently featured in ESPN’s, 30 for 30 Shorts: “The Anti Mascot” directed by Colin Hanks. He is an original cast member of Teatro ZinZanni that started in 1998 and has performed in over 20 different productions. In 2000 he met Andrea Conway and created the vaudeville comedy tap dance duo “Dik and Mitzi”. (More below). In 2018 Wayne was the choreographer for Teatro Zinzanni’s production of “Hollywood and Vine”.