| Sinbad is a GREAT Corporate Comedy Act! |
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| Sinbad with Paul Brooks before a show. |
Sinbad is a class act entertainer! Sinbad is an excellent choice for corporate awards programs,
conventions, galas, fund raisers and private events. Sinbad will incorporate your company's message and/or product
into the show. If you would like more information about booking Sinbad for your next event, give us a call or drop us an e-mail.
| Comedian John Heffron |
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| Paul Brooks, John Heffron and Lauren Brooks |
John Heffron burst onto the comedic scene during the prime of his college heyday.
Although he did graduate in his home state of Michigan, Heffron’s priorities became clear when he began to skip night
class to perform live stand up. His first gig was even on the University of Michigan’s campus at the Main Street Comedy
Showcase. Since then, his comedy has evolved in a unique and creative fashion as he has grown from a fun-loving college student
to a bewildered newlywed.
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| Jim Gaffigan |
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| Comedian Jim Gaffigan with B3's Lauren Brooks |
Jim Gaffigan has proven himself a major talent beloved to a wide range of audiences after achieving
milestones in stand-up, acting and writing. As approachable as he is edgy, Jim is responsible for some of the funniest
and most memorable moments in recent television (primetime, cable and the late-night circuit) and film. As a stand-up comedian,
Gaffigan’s clever, quiet style has earned him an unprecedented number of appearances on both CBS’ LATE SHOW WITH
DAVID LETTERMAN and NBC’s LATE NIGHT WITH CONAN O'BRIEN. His recent one hour Comedy Central Special, CD and
DVD, all entitled “Beyond the Pale” have catapulted Gaffigan to one of the most popular touring and recorded comedians
in the country today. The DVD for “Beyond the Pale” went Gold within the first six months.
| Comedian Frank Caliendo |
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| Lauren Brooks and Frank Caliendo |
Frank Caliendo
Born at the age of three in northern Illinois, Frank was already ahead of his time. Even on the day of his birth, Frank's
two younger brothers knew something was funny.
Before he could even speak, Frank's mother noticed him doing
an incredible impersonation of a young Dudley Moore. Of course Frank's father reasoned that all babies sound like they
are drunk and heave all over themselves, but that is not the point. This kid had something special. He seemed likely to perhaps
have a chance to maybe someday possibly become questionably close to one of the funniest persons alive.
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