Michael Mack’s songs and song parodies have played on
radio stations across the country including “The Bob and
Tom Show” and “XM Radio”. He has twice appeared on
ABC’s “Americas Funniest People”.
He brilliantly uses music, light, impressions, and parodies
To produce a show starting in fun and ending with the crowd
coming out of their seats in amazement.
Don’t miss this one of a kind event!
www.michaelmack.net

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Steve McGrew's take on the lighter side of relationships -- from a definitely male perspective -- helped make him a hard-working mainstay on the national standup circuit by the end of the '90s, as well as one of the most popular comics working Las Vegas. Born in Tulsa, OK, but raised near the Houston area, McGrew began his career at the beginning of the '80s, working as an editorial cartoonist for the Houston Chronicle during the day and performing standup at night; early on, he shared stages with comedians like Bill Hicks and Sam Kinison at Houston's Comedy Workshop club. After about five years, McGrew decided to concentrate on comedy full-time and quickly became a popular attraction around the South. From there he went on to appear on virtually every cable show devoted to standup comedy, including An Evening at the Improv, Caroline's Comedy Hour, Showtime's Full Frontal Comedy, and Comedy on the Road, among others. He also showed up on MTV, VH1, and TNN; as a finalist on Star Search; and on the Bob & Tom morning radio show. Additionally, McGrew opened concerts for several rock and country artists, including Dolly Parton, Tanya Tucker, Wynonna Judd, Jerry Lee Lewis, the Doobie Brothers, and the Beach Boys. As he grew more ambitious, McGrew put together a series of one-man shows -- including a stage piece based on his experiences as a divorced father -- that allowed him to explore different comic territory. McGrew made a string of recordings available on the Laughing Hyena label, and then switched to Uproar for his most widely distributed album to date, 1999's Too Much Man for Just One Woman and Other Lies. ~
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Latino comedian Rick Gutierrez has been cracking up audiences across the country with his throwback takes on traditional family values and outlooks on marriage for years, but it’s about time some higher ups in Hollywood finally got wind of his comedic talents. Gutierrez is slated to star in an HBO comedy series based on his life and the experiences he talks about in his standup act (so make sure to catch him live if you want a head start on the series). Rick’s other television credits include NBC's Friday Night Videos, BET Comic View and Showtime's Latino Laugh Festival.

www.funnyrick.com

FEATURE: MATT GOLIGHTLY

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Back in school, comedian Robert Hawkins was told he suffered from Attention Deficit Disorder. He always thought he just suffered from a
case of not liking school all that much. Turns out, that condition would continue as he moved into the workforce, where he found he didn't
like having a job any better than he did getting an education. That's why, when Hawkins was fired, he made the decision to go into the
military. Don't worry, his reasoning didn't make sense to anyone else either. After three years serving as an expert combat medic, Hawkins
made the next logical career move and went into standup comedy. Since taking the stage ten years ago, Hawkins has released two
comedy albums, worked as a writer and guest star on the sitcom Titus, and starred in his own Comedy Central Presents standup special. If
you’re a fan of clever, well written comedy this is a show you cannot

www.myspace.com/roberthawkins

FEATURE: GEOFF TATES

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