LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR EVENT
Tell me a little about what you have in mind.
Whether you're planning a festival, community event, private celebration, company gathering or something a little out of the ordinary, I'd love to hear about it.
Send me a few details about your event using the form below, and I'll get back with you as soon as I can. I'm based in northern Indiana and available for events throughout Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Illinois, with travel beyond the region for select events.
TELL ME ABOUT YOUR EVENT

A FEW THINGS YOU MAY BE WONDERING
Some of the questions I'm often asked when someone is planning an event.
How long is a typical performance?
Most of my shows run between 40 and 60 minutes, depending on the event and the audience. Some events call for something a little shorter, while others may work better with a longer program or a different format. I'm always happy to talk about what will work best for your event.
Do you provide your own sound equipment?
Yes. For most performances, I can provide the sound equipment I need. If your venue already has a sound system available, I'm happy to work with that as well.
Can the show be tailored to my event and audience?
Absolutely. No two audiences are quite the same, and I don't believe every event should get exactly the same show. I can adjust the material, length and style of the performance to fit the occasion, the venue and the people who will be there.
How much space do you need to perform?
Probably less than you might think. I don't travel with enormous illusions or elaborate scenery, but I do need enough room to perform comfortably and for everyone to be able to see. Once I know a little about your venue and expected audience, I can help determine what will work best.
How far do you travel?
I'm based in LaGrange County, Indiana, and regularly perform throughout northeast Indiana, southern Michigan and the surrounding area. I'm also happy to travel farther for the right event, so don't hesitate to ask.
Will audience members be put on the spot or embarrassed?
No. Audience participation is an important part of many of my shows, but I've always believed the people who join me should be part of the fun rather than the punchline. My goal is for volunteers to enjoy the experience just as much as everyone watching.
