Bruce Bruce is a name synonymous with keeping audiences rolling with laughter thanks to his captivating improv skills.   Bruce's larger than life comedic style has been showcased across the country. His wit, spontaneity and dazzling personality set him apart from other standup comedians.   Although Bruce is known for his adult comedy, he prides himself on not using vulgarity to win a laugh.   He is well known to audiences from his two-year stint of the host of BET's "Comic View" as well as the host of BET's "Coming to the Stage."   Bruce can currently be seen as "Big Shug" in the Lionsgate feature film " Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector", starring along side comedian Larry the Cable Guy.   The film is currently in theatres.   He can also be seen making a cameo in the upcoming HBO Films feature Idlewild  starring Andre Benjamin and Antoine Patton (from Outkast), due out this summer.

MANAGERS CHOICE Carl Labove toured with Sam Kinision & The Outlaws for 16 years until Sam's death. Carl was a regular on Roseanne, Seinfeld and performed with Jim Carey in Ace Ventura and seen on Leno's Tonight Show. Hyper-Hysterical! One of the most physical comics touring today! His act senters around a unique storytelling style in which he incorporates quick-witted improvisation with physical reenactments of his tales. "I'm a scene-ist. I do comedy scene work. I bring up a subject and then I perform it. It's no jokes." In the case of Carl LaBove, it can be said he is a combination of both performance artist and stand-up comedian. He is definately one to be seen.
 

Realizing that when people go to a comedy show they are there for one reason...to laugh, Steve very naturally gets them to do just that. Combining great story telling, everyday observations, interaction with the audience and the simple desire to have fun, Steve brings the complete comedy package to the stage. He likes to give everyone a night away from it all and uses his personal brand of hilarity to do just that. He always seems to be having the best time on stage and with his silly antics you can't help but like him. So if you're looking for some good, clean fun, something a little different than anything you've experienced before, spend some time with Steve Burr and let the roller coaster ride begin.
 

Mike Armstrong should say he's the ex-cop from the Bob and Tom Show.  Also, put in as seen on Comedy Central.  Plus, everything after the speed traps part needs to go. Mike's  an ex-cop - He'd stop cars and warn the speeding drivers about the speed traps up ahead.” “I think that when I quit the police department three other cops lost their jobs. They simply didn’t need that many internal affairs officers anymore!” His kids are funny, too. When asked by his teacher about his lucky rabbit's foot his son responded, “It was the only thing left in the trap… pretty lucky huh?” When the teacher called Dad to complain about the youngster’s behavior, Mike offered his true feelings . . . “Shut up! I’m not married to you!”
 

When you think of a comic that is crazy like Jim Carey and as energetic as a five year old boy who hasn’t had his riddilin, you have just described the comedy style of Chris “Boom Boom” Johnson. Chris could be called the Kurt Warner of comedy, because he spent eight years in the grocery store business before becoming a stand up comedian. His unique way of looking at everyday situations in a comical sense led Chris to translating some of the most unbelievable stories into hilarious comedy bits. Chris just likes to have fun in life and it shows when he is on stage, inviting the crowd to have fun with him, while he puts on one of the most energetic shows on the comedy circuit today. He likes to talk about his childhood and after doing comedy found that a lot of people can relate. The audience walks away laughing and talking about things they had long forgotten. So, if you are ready for a high energy show that will leave you in stitches, then Chris “Boom Boom” Johnson is a comedian that you should NOT MISS.

 

He's performed on HBO, Comedy Central, and "Night Shift" with Kevin Ferguson. He's hilariously out of control. Growing up in a large family, Sweeney realized early on that his humor got him a lot of attention. A jack of all trades, this sarcastic and silly comedian has served as a bus boy, construction worker, real estate agent, copier repairman and even in the Marines.

Heywood Banks is a comedian, writer and performer of humorous songs. His songs include "Toast", "Fly's Eyes", "Wiper Blades", "Big Butter Jesus," and "18 Wheels (on a Big Rig)". Heywood frequently appears on the nationally syndicated radio program The Bob and Tom Show. His most popular and widely-known song is called "Toast," (very skillfully played on a toaster with a pair of forks). Another recurring song that B&T occasionally play is "Trauma to the Groin."