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Yup.

What? No. Call the doctor.

Nothing.

Probably not.  Most of my public performances are at events and venues with 18+ or 21+ age restrictions.

But, more importantly, my show is not for kids, for these three main reasons:

1. I do some dangerous-looking tricks you would not want a child to try at home (razor blades, broken glass, etc.)…
2. Children wouldn’t understand much of the humor in my show, and that means it simply wouldn’t be very entertaining to them.
3. Many adults don’t feel comfortable laughing at adult humor, references, and innuendo while in the presence of a child… Even though these jokes go “over the heads” of children anyway, people still tense up when there are children present… and when people are uncomfortable and afraid to laugh, everyone’s enjoyment of the show suffers.

So… to sum it all up:  No, don’t bring the kiddos.  Book a sitter and come out for a fun night.  You’ll have a great time.

My comedy-magic show is VERY interactive, but it’s all in good fun; I don’t “pick on” anyone in a rude or embarrassing way. So grab a seat up front and center – you’ll have a great time. Promise.

Sure. But if you need it to look like an accident, it’ll cost extra.

That depends on the event and audience on any given night.

I’ve got a superpower that most entertainers don’t — reading the room and adjusting on the fly. Whether it’s a wild comedy club show, or a more conservative corporate event, I shift the tone, humor, and energy instantly to match the vibe. It’s sharp, adaptable, and always on point, ensuring everyone has a blast without stepping over any lines.

Regardless of who my audience is, my shows are funny and for ADULTS, but NEVER over-the-top raunchy or obscene;  There are NO explicit or disgusting stories, and NO divisive rants about sensitive, hot-button topics.

TLDR; You can totally bring your parents, in-laws, or co-workers without worrying about any awkward, embarrassing moments… but leave the kiddos at home.

Most of my public stage shows (comedy clubs, casinos, nightclubs) are around 70-75 minutes.  If there’s an opening act publicized, that generally adds 20-30 minutes, so for those, we’re looking at 90+ minutes, give or take (about the same as most comedy club shows).