ROCKY LAPORTE

Rocky LaPorte has appearanced on Cheers, Caroline's Comedy Hour and his very own The Rocky LaPorte Show, a pilot for CBS. Rocky utilizes his clean material and likeable style to win-over all audiences.

Rocky LaPorte's family came to this country from Brooklyn, when his father was deported for drag racing midgets. The family then moved to Chicago so Rocky could play for the Chicago Cubs during their champion-ship reign in the early 70's. While playing for the Cubs, Rocky pitched twelve no-hitters and maintained a batting average of 700. During baseball's off season, Rocky served in Vietnam and was highly decorated with Agent Orange. After returning from the war, the Cubs traded Rocky to the New York Knicks for six hot dogs and a VCR. There he played center for nine and a half years shattering, many records and tapes.

He now tours the country as a stand-up comedian because he loves people.

MICHAEL WINSLOW

Actor and comedian Michael WInslow is known worldwide for his wacky role as officer Larvelle Jones in the “Police Academy” movie franchise. When "Police Academy" became a smash success, his celebrity status was all but assured. He then went on to play a part in Mel Brooks' "Spaceballs", a film that helped to further spotlight his unique style of comedy. He was also heard, but not seen, when he supplied the voice of Stripe , the evil little creature, in the hit movie "Gremlins".

Michael, a master of vocal gymnastics, can imitate over 1,000 sound effects using his voice alone. Whether he is recreating the frenzy of Jimi Hendrix playing the guitar, or the roar of a jet plane, his versatility is truly remarkable.

Michael Winslow is unforgettable in "Police Academy 1", "Spaceballs", "Cheech and Chong", "Gremlins", "Back to the Future 3", "Extra Large" and the list goes on.

STU MOSS

His name may not ring a bell, but his face may look familiar to you. Stu has toured with some of the biggest names in entertainment, Air Supply, The Beach Boys, The Bee Gee’s, George Benson, Michael Bolton, Peabo Bryson, Chicago, Gregory Hines, Kenny G, Patti La Belle, Johnny Mathis, Jeffrey Osborne, Dolly Parton, and for the past 9 years, Engelbert Humperdinck. You may have seen him performing on the biggest cruise line vessels in the industry, Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, and Atlantic City. His television credits include Showtime, Comedy Central, Chicago Hope and NYPD Blue. So fasten those seat belts and get ready for Stu Moss. It’s comedy at it’s best.

PETER FOGEL

Peter been a stand-up comedian for the last 18 years performing in LA, NY, and Chicago. He has appeared on numerous programs such as EVENING AT THE IMPROV, CAROLINES COMEDY HOUR, COMEDY TONIGHT, HBO’S COMEDY CENTRAL, RICK DEE’S - INTO THE NIGHT.

PAT COOPER

Pat Cooper continues to enthrall standing room audiences with his loveable “comedic anger”. For nearly four decades Pat has appeared on many stages, from comedy clubs to major theaters. He has also appeared in numerous television shows and feature films. Simply put Pat Cooper is funny.

BOB DIVERDE

Bob Diverde is one of the funniest most unique acts you will ever see. A Master comic and impressionist, Bob recreates characters from the movies and television and does it with a unique twist, he also looks like them. One thing is certain Bob Diverde will make you laugh.

SHARON DANIELS

Sharon Daniels is an unusually talented and versatile impressionist. At an early age she exhibited the ability of vocal mimicry by duplicating the voices of teachers, parents and friends. Honing her skills in stand up comedy clubs, Sharon has developed a wide range of hilarious impersonations of comedians, actors, vocalist, and well known personalities; both female and male .Her range includes not only celebrity voices, but the duplication of foreign or regional accents. She has a successful show of impersonations, comedy and singing dos radio and TV. spots …… and was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show, was a finalist on 30 Seconds To Fame, and had a recent spot on the Tonight Show. Sharon was awarded the “Cloney” for the Best Female Celebrity Impressionist by the International Guild of Celebrity Impersonators and Tribute Artist in 20003 and 2004.

ANDRE & CIRELL

Every once in a while comes along an act that stands out from the rest. Talented performers that make the stage come alive and the audiences follow them wherever they go. Bob Andre and Frank Cirell got together in 1974 and have performed in, Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Cruise ships and more. They were voted Best Comedy Act in Atlantic City three years in a row. They haven’t been together for over thirty years for nothing. They’re on par with the greatest comedy teams of all time. One thing is certain though, their impressions are dead on, and the laughs never stop.

Yes, these guys are funny, but their training is no laughing matter. Bob Andre graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in NY in 1956 and went on to record the hit “Darling Lorraine” with the group “The Knockouts”. He’s been in several movies including Chaz Palminteiri’s “A Bronx Tale”. Frank Cirell performed a 3-year stint with the original Dupress. In 1974, the two got together and have never looked back.

GEORGE CASEY

For over 30 years, George has been entertaining audiences all over the US with his self-deprecating humor and clean jokes and stories. George has toured with Rosemary Clooney, The Osmond Brothers, Ray Price, Three Dog Night, Brooklyn Bridge, Donald O’Connor and Bobby Vinton.

JOHNNY ROBERTS

Utilizing his “Southern Fried Comedy” accent to deliver a barrage of one-liners, ad-libs, and jokes, Roberts prides himself in presenting a hard driving, laugh-a-minute show, totally free of profanity! Johnny has appeared on over 300 television shows, and is in syndication nationwide.

BOBBY KELTON

Comedian Bobby Kelton has accomplished what most stand-up comics could only dream of: he's performed on America's premiere comedy showcase, "The Tonight Show", twenty one times! In addition, Kelton has racked up dozens of other television credits, and has performed with Tom Jones and Aretha Franklin.

BOB NELSON

His television credits include “The Merv Griffin Show” and “The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson”... where Mr. Carson remarked after Bob's first appearance, “You won't laugh any harder in five or six minutes, then you will at that guy... Bob Nelson!” Bob has appeared in “Kindergarten Cop” and “This is My Life”.