Over the course of more than four decades, David Cross has done it all.
An Emmy-winner and two-time Grammy nominee who was central to the rise of alt comedy in the 1990s, Cross has been performing stand-up professionally since he was a teenager back in late ’80s Boston.
He’s best known to many, though, for his work in television — for his iconic HBO sketch series Mr. Show, created with and co-starring Bob Odenkirk, for his indelible performance as Tobias Fünke in Arrested Development, and for creating a cult hit or two (The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret) of his own. Over the years, he’s also been seen in myriad lauded films, directed and starred in some major music videos, and either opened for or toured with artists like Yo La Tengo and Modest Mouse.
But even while cultivating an unusually multifaceted artistic output, Cross
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