Chris Bliss
If you're looking for that juggler guy who opened for Michael Jackson on the Victory Tour" . . . well, you found him. Once the world's most famous juggler, and now an internationally recognized comedian and a Tonight Show regular, Chris Bliss is two of the best in one outstanding performer. As an innovative variety artist, he toured with major acts ranging from Eric Clapton to Julio Iglesias (and, of course, MJ). Bringing that same originality to his comedy, he's not only appeared on a host of national television shows, but has also been chosen as a headline performer at the Kilkenny Festival in Ireland as well as the multiple appearances at the "Just For Laughs'" Festival in Montreal - the world's longest running and most prestigious international comedy festival. Smart comedy for the information age, with an unbeatable variety finale that will bring your audience to its feet, makes Chris Bliss a stellar choice for any corporate client.

Wayne Cotter
Wayne is a frequent guest of both David Letterman and Jay Leno, and appears in a recurring role as a roving reporter for The Tonight Show. Discussing family and the foibles of modern life, Wayne Cotter's humor is drawn from the commonplace, but in a way which is anything but mundane. He especially enjoys poking fun at conventional wisdom. Variety magazine has called him "Notably original and spectacularly funny... the funniest standup to come along in quite some time, and that's no joke." An actor, writer, comedian, Wayne's ability to host/MC Headline and compile information directly related to any company makes him a corporate favorite.

Don McMillan
Before becoming a nationally known stand-up comedian, Don spent 10 years as an engineer at IBM, AT&T, and VLSI Technology. He knows what corporate life is all about. His show is funny, smart, clean, AND he is the ONLY comedian working in PowerPoint. After winning the 16th Annual San Francisco International Stand-Up Comedy Competition in 1991, Don turned in his chips for a microphone. He went on to be $100,000 Grand Champion on "Star Search" in 1993. He's had numerous television appearances including "The Tonight Show" on NBC, CNN's "The Larry King Show", MTV's "Half Hour Comedy Hour", and A&E's "Evening at the Improv".

Gordie Brown
What puts Gordie Brown in a category all by himself is his incredible range of impressions. He can change from Sammy Davis Jr., into Axl Rose in the blink of an eye, and both impressions are uncanny. However, Gordie does not simply impersonate celebrities, he has incorporated all of his characters into comedic situations throughout his routine. The combination of singing, dancing, guitar, facial expressions and names such as: Willie Nelson, Michael Jackson, Elvis, Garry Shandling, Geraldo Rivera, Clint Eastwod, UB40, Michael Bolton, Neil Diamond, The Black Crows, Blind Melon, Tom Jones, Louie Armstrong, Katharine Hepburn, Ronald Reagan, etc., is an experience not to be missed. The list of Gordie Brown's characters is endless...and so is his talent!

The Raspyni Brothers
The Raspyni Brothers have taken their twisted brand of vaudevillian humor around the world, juggling comedy and skill in a perfectly balanced entertainment package. During their show, everyday objects come to life. Golf clubs balance in impossible configurations, cabbages collide midair with flying blow darts while blazing torches and razor-sharp garden weasels fly effortlessly overhead. They pack their time on stage with a dynamic blend of character and charisma that never fails to win over even the most hard-to-please crowd.

Jeff McBride (Magician)
McBride's versatile performance style lends itself to any venue from Television theater to intimate setting. Jeff McBride has been featured on every major television network in the United States, including a guest star appearance on Star Trek Deep Space Nine. His spectacular live appearances have sold out some of the world's largest theaters and arenas. Corporations are begging him to appear at their events. Experience firsthand the magic and mystery of the man critics have called "the most amazing magical performer of this or an other century."