Mark Proksch

Mark Edward Proksch, born on July 19, 1978, is a talented American comedian and actor renowned for his unique approach to humor. He gained significant attention through his clever pranks on local television news outlets, performing under the alias “Kenny Strasser” or “K-Strass.” Proksch would reach out to news stations, claiming to be a yo-yo master, and upon securing an appearance, he would leave hosts perplexed with his lengthy, nonsensical monologues while failing to execute any genuine yo-yo tricks. These humorous antics not only captured the interest of viewers but also propelled him to viral fame on YouTube.

In addition to his prankster persona, Proksch has made notable contributions to television and film. He appeared in the critically acclaimed series "What We Do in the Shadows," where he showcased his comedic talent as Colin Robinson, a witty energy vampire. His performance in the show has been particularly praised for its originality and timing, further solidifying his status in the comedy scene.

Proksch's career is marked by his ability to blend absurdity with relatable humor, gaining him a dedicated fan base. His work continues to inspire fellow comedians and entertain audiences, demonstrating his distinctive voice in modern comedy.