Anthony ‘Scruncho’ McKinley, from Hustler to Comedian
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For nearly two decades, Anthony “Scruncho” McKinley has entertained comedy show lovers both on and off the stage.
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All I Needed Was a Hug
Veteran comedian “Scruncho” presents his first ever one-man show: “All I Needed Was a Hug”
April 3, 2017
Veteran comedian/actor Anthony “Scruncho” McKinley presents his first ever one-man show “All I Needed Was a Hug,” a powerful stage play about his life journey from child neglect to comedic glory. Produced by Emmy Award-winning media maven Sherri Shepherd, “All I Needed Was a Hug” will be presented at the Two Roads Theater, Thursday, April 6.