Tex in the City creates projects that bring people together with a special focus on theater, comedy and music and aim to bring our Texas hospitality to all our networking, social and artistic events. You don't have to be from the South to appreciate the friendly welcome and to have a down home good time with us.

We also promote Texans doing great things in NYC and beyond, so if you are or know a Texan up to something cool, let us know.




In 2002, Texan transplants who had been best friends in Ft. Worth reunited as strangers in New York City. They came away from that reunion with a plan and a vision for the future: to promote and create projects that bring people together with a special focus on theater, comedy and music.

Scott Ramsey & Kambri Crews

Past projects include an annual Oscar party, a quarterly charity event co-prodcued with The Onion, The Big Podcast of 2006 featuring four-time Emmy winner Chris Regan, a private book launch for Texas Governor Ann Richards, and the 4: Your Consideration Art Series which consisted of four events which highlight an artist or work of art at an early stage of development.

Ideas, viewpoints and people are brought together through art. Tex in the City invites you to be a part of it.

Tex in the City is proudly owned and operated by Kambri Crews with co-production by Scott Ramsey & Kevin Farr.

Kambri Crews -
Owner &
Founding Partner

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After graduating from Richland High School, KAMBRI CREWS went on to earn a degree as a Paralegal. Kambri owns Ballyhoo Promotions, a production and PR company whose clients include the New York comedy nightclub Comix, God's Pottery, Christian Finnegan (Best Week Ever, Chappelle's Show), Jest Magazine and award winning novelist Edith Layton. Additionally, she created Ochi's Lounge, a 50 seat venue located in the lower level of Comix which features live comedy, storytelling and musical events.

Dubbed an emerging monologist by Time Out NY, Kambri can be seen at prestigious venues performing from Love, Daddy, her blog about growing up in the woods with her deaf father who is currently serving 20 years in a Texas prison for attempted murder. She is also penning a book based on her ecclectic life.

Acting credits include a role on an Emmy nominated PBS original television show, an award winning performance as "Brooke Ashton/Vicki" in Noises Off, and "Maggie" in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

As a promoter, Kambri has hosted parties for Jose Cuervo contest winners on the private island, Marina Cay, located in the British Virgin Islands.She has toured the United States working at professional sporting events including Major League Baseball and NHRA/NASCAR Winston Cup Series and exclusive engagements for various companies such as Camel, Stolichanaya, Pepsi, Winston, Kellogg's and more.

Kambri moved to New York City on November 18, 2000.

Scott Ramsey -
Producer &
Founding Partner

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After graduating from Richland High School, SCOTT RAMSEY attended the University of Texas at Austin studying Creative Advertising and Theatre. He later moved to Dallas and graduated from the Performing Arts Conservatory at Mountain View College.

His acting credits include Ragtime, Urinetown, A Chorus Line, Forever Plaid, La Cage Aux Folles, Oklahoma, Pippin and Equus for which he was nominated for a B.
Iden Payne “Best Actor” Award. He has also directed and choreographed numerous productions including City of Angels, Godspell and Little Shop of Horrors.

Scott has also been nominated as "Producer of the Year" for Barkley Kalpak Associates where he produced events globally for MasterCard International, PGA Tour, Samsung and Second Stage Theatre and worked with such luminaries as Annette Bening, Cynthia Nixon, Kevin Bacon, Erin Brockovich, William Finn and Carolee Carmello.

Scott has been quoted as saying, “I believe that great theatre is one of the most influential tools you can use to communicate, motivate and affect great change.” Because of this belief, Scott is passionate about the impact and importance of the arts in our society, especially when it comes to live theatre.

Scott moved to New York City on October 27, 1997.

After graduating from Boyd High School in the small town of Boyd, Texas, KEVIN FARR studied Theatre at the University of Texas and St. Edwards University while performing professionally throughout his college years.

Kevin met Kambri and Scott in the Spring of 1988 when both of their schools competed at the Texas State One Act Play competition and later was Scott's roommate during their days at UT of Austin.

Kevin is a member of Actors Equity Association and has performed in regional theatre venues in both Austin, TX and Jackson, MS. Favorite roles include Jinx in Forever Plaid, Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing..., and Pasquale in Avenue X. In August of 1998, he moved to the New York area. Since moving to New York, Kevin has produced, directed and performed Off-Broadway at the Triad Theatre and in cabaret productions at Helen’s Hideaway Room, The Duplex and Don't Tell Mama's.

Most recently, he sang with the New York Metro Mass Choir during its final two seasons. In August of 2005, Kevin reached his five year anniversary working at JPMorgan Chase.

Kevin has contributed to past Tex in the City events and is extremely excited about future endeavors with this energetic and ambitious organization.

Kevin moved to New York City on August 30, 1998.

After graduating from Richland High School, GREGORY GORMAN attended Texas Tech University where he graduated with honors from with a double degree in History and Spanish and a minor in Political and International Affairs.

Before co-founding Tex in the City, Greg worked for one of the largest, private media companies in Latin America with international interests in television, Internet and feature films.

Greg moved to Washington DC in the spring of 2004 to work for the Talk Radio News Service. He serves as the Executive Producer and covers several areas of Washington politics including the White House, the Supreme Court and the State Department.

Although he is no longer an active partner of Tex in the City, Greg continues to support its events and his old high school friends. His work brings him to New York, so you still might catch Greg at a future Tex in the City production.