Londale Theus Jr., a Los Angeles, California-born individual, has successfully carved out a multifaceted career for himself, effortlessly transitioning between the realms of acting, stand-up comedy, improvisation, and writing, thereby showcasing his remarkable versatility and range as a performer.
Londale's early years in the City of Angels were marked by an unwavering enthusiasm for the fast-paced and physically demanding sport of basketball. As a young athlete, he excelled in this realm, earning a coveted spot on a Division 1 NCAA Basketball team, where his freshman year culminated in a thrilling NCAA Tournament appearance. However, his promising basketball career was tragically cut short when he suffered a devastating torn ACL during his junior year, forcing him to reevaluate his priorities and seek out alternative avenues for expression.
In the aftermath of this unexpected setback, Londale discovered a latent passion for the performing arts, specifically comedy. He began crafting humorous skits in the confines of his dorm room, an activity that not only helped him cope with the loss of his basketball dreams but also sparked a newfound appreciation for the art of comedy and the thrill of entertaining others.
Londale's fervent enthusiasm for the art of acting and comedy continued to intensify, ultimately prompting him to pursue formal education in the theatre arts by enrolling in the esteemed theatre program at California State University, Long Beach, where he had the privilege of taking to the stage in a diverse array of productions, including notable works such as Shakespeare's timeless classic, As You Like It, and Sarah Ruhl's innovative and critically acclaimed Late: A Cowboy Song, alongside numerous other captivating performances.
Londale's academic endeavors came to a close, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his life as he devoted himself to the art of stand-up comedy, pouring his heart and soul into honing his craft.
With a relentless passion, Londale has been diligently performing at numerous esteemed venues throughout the Los Angeles area, including the illustrious World Famous Comedy Store and the esteemed Flappers.
As he takes the stage, Londale draws inspiration from the unique tapestry of his life experiences, particularly his upbringing as a vegetarian from birth, which has furnished him with a vast reservoir of comedic material, expertly woven together to create a rich and engaging narrative that has captivated audiences and left them in stitches.
Londale's impressive acting career has seen him make notable appearances on esteemed television programs, including Chelsea Lately and The Tonight Show, further solidifying his reputation as a talented performer.
In addition to his television credits, Londale has also showcased his versatility as a commercial actor, featuring in prominent national advertisements for renowned brands such as Mini Cooper, State Farm, and Footlocker.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Londale has been diligently honing his craft at the prestigious Upright Citizens Brigade since the conclusion of 2012, a testament to his dedication to his art.
Moreover, his hard work and talent have been recognized with the esteemed UCB Diversity Scholarship, a prestigious honor that underscores his commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity within the entertainment industry.
Londale, a multifaceted individual, is also an integral member of the esteemed all-black male improv team, Phi Beta Negro, where he showcases his talents at various independent performances. In addition, he has made significant contributions as a writer for the prestigious CBS Diversity Showcase in 2015. Moreover, Londale is a dedicated writer for the Karimu Foundation, an organization that has enabled him to engage in meaningful volunteer work in Tanzania during the summers of 2011 and 2012.
Londale's odyssey in East Africa has been a transformative journey, imbuing him with a profound sense of purpose and a deep-seated desire to utilize his comedic talents to bring joy and levity to people from all corners of the globe.
