The recent runaway success of this shrewd, contemporary, and cutting-edge comedy team has now moved Dunham and his three-foot tall sidekicks out of comedy clubs and into sold-out concert halls and performance arenas across the country. Dunham's team consists of Peanut', a frenzied and fast self-described 'comic genius', who claims origin from an uncharted island in Micronesia. Then there's 'Walter', an everyman-curmudgeon whose opinions on any person or any subject spew forth in a delightfully unbridled fashion; 'José Jalapeño' avoided his destiny to be eaten when he teamed up with Jeff after an accident in his home country of Mexico, which permanently placed him, 'on a stEEK!'; 'Bubba J', white trash and buck-toothed, he makes NASCAR his second religion; And finally there's 'Achmed', the dead terrorist… Yes, the dead terrorist. Did we mention this show was cutting-edge?

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Louise first realized her talent as a teenager, when she would disguise her voice for her friends and call the high school to excuse them from classes. Her talent continued to develop as a young homemaker and her uncanny ability to mimic others in the community kept the neighbors in stitches. It was then that she took her talent to the stage.

Throughout her extensive career, Louise DuArt has earned the reputation as the premier female impressionist in America. Her Showtime comedy specials were Emmy-nominated, and she was the hostess of the Lifetime Television show Rodeo Drive.

Louise received critical acclaim for her starring role in the long-running Broadway show Catskills on Broadway. Her most recent appearance on the New York stage was in the comedy/musical Dreamstuff. In 1996 her original musical Glued to the Tube enjoyed an extended run at the Claridge Hotel Casino in Atlantic City. For two seasons she performed all of the female voices on the syndicated television series DC Follies.

Louise's recent appearances on The Today Show, Hollywood Squares, and various daytime talk shows are proof of her growing talent and acclaim. 

She was a part of the live road show, "Together Again with Tim Conway and Harvey Korman." They crossed the country reviving sketches performed on the Carol Burnett Show and played to packed audiences for a number of years.

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His unique style of hip piano finesse and warm-blooded humor endears him to fans. Best of all, he personalizes each performance, weaving his audience into each routine. He performs at a near exhausting pace that leaves a crowd roaring at this Georgia Football Fan / Redneck routine and mesmerized by his music.

Jerry had a successful eight year run at his own night club. On doctor’s orders, he made it an non-smoking club that attracted international recognition by Business Week, The New York Times, The London Times, CNN - Sonya Live, and an entry in the Encyclopedia Britannica as the World’s first non-smoking night club.

Jerry is a local TV and radio personality in his own right, much as his brother Barry, the nationally syndicated New York radio talk show host. Jerry even ran for Mayor of Atlanta twice in the tradition of Pat Paulson, finishing third twice behind none other than Andy Young and Maynard Jackson. As Farber is fond of pointing out, “A guy like me could never run for office in a country like China or Syria or Chile or …Mississippi.”

Jerry devotes countless hours to charity work. He has been recognized by the American Lung Association as their Man of the Year and the Variety Club of Atlanta for Humanitarian of the Year. Business audiences are among his favorite challenges. “I am best at breaking the ice and energizing a room, and the checks are always good.”

Jerry has a best selling book Sex, Wealth and Power: How to Live Without Them. This glib, irreverent collection of Jerry’s humor is available in bookstores throughout the country.

Gregory's grass-roots following of tens of millions of loyal fans hear him weekly on radio shows like Rick & Bubba (24 markets, 800,000 listeners), John Boy & Billy (over 100 markets, 3 million listeners), Steve & DC (23 markets in 15 states) and Bob & Tom (145 stations, 4.5 million listeners). Without the momentum of a pop media machine, he has become a world-class, successful comedian.

James was born into a poor family in the rural town of Lithonia, Georgia. At age 11, he worked 37 hours a week at the local grocery to help support his family. "There was never a backup for me," he says. "I knew that everything I wanted in life I´d have to pay for myself. Anything you want costs something. I had to earn it on my own."

He began earning a living as a salesman, but his real persuasiveness was as a storyteller. A hilarious storyteller. "It was an accident that I ended up in comedy at all," he admits. "I never had the desire, or else I would have started earlier." In 1982, his friends convinced him to do an open mic night at the Punchline, an Atlanta comedy club, and he was an instant hit.

"I don´t do small town humor," he is known to say to those who try to pigeonhole his appeal. His is a front porch humor: he tells the stories we all know, wherever we´re from. He makes fun of crazy family members and covered-dishes at funerals.

Ignoring the eggshells of the politically correct, James pokes fun at everyone from health fanatics to animal rights activists, and his fans flock to hear him in droves. His success, like his comedy, has been initiated by the values he grew up with.

Twenty something years later, it is this unique humor that packs the crowds into his sold-out shows. The absence of vulgarity sets James apart, and his stories are a carefully-crafted art. "I have lived long enough to know people, know life," James reflects. "My comedy is based on my experience. I want to make the whole country laugh."

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His appearances as guest narrator at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall, sparked a quick succession of commercials for MTV and Panasonic. Twentieth Century Fox spotted James and hired him to direct Oscar winner Joe Pesci, for the scenes involving magic, in the hit film, “My Cousin Vinny”. James has also done extensive special effects consulting including work on the Sting video “Desert Rose”.

Amongst the most precious Medals and Grand Prizes bestowed upon James by the magical societies are the Seigfried and Roy “Golden Lion Award” he received in Las Vegas, the World Magic Olympics Medal he won in Japan and the “Golden Mandrake”, presented in Paris for excellence in the magical arts.

Six South American tours brought James to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Columbia and Venezuela where his 23 television appearances resulted in his being featured on the Miami based TV show, “Best of Sabado Gigante”. The success of that performance, seen by 170 million people worldwide, led to James filming the widely viewed American TV Specials, “The Great Magic of Las Vegas” for the Fox Family channel.

In 1997 Brandon married Czech model and make-up artist Paulina Halskova. The two quickly returned to Las Vegas where James was starring in “Splash” at the Riviera Hotel and Casino. Later that year he began a six month engagement at the Luxor Hotel and Casino where he starred in the Dick Foster production, “Imagine”.

In 1998 James performed in “Basin Street Follies” at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City. In 1999 James starred in “Las Vegas Nights” at the Biloxi Grand Theater. In 2000 in Malaysia, Brandon performed, “Odyssey”, billed as a preview of the show that James plans to someday perform in space. “Odyssey” sold out nightly for six months.

James Brandon now tours the world with his grand illusion show billed as, “The First Magician in Space”. The show includes his award winning bird and sword act, and many of his original illusions including his signature effect, “Inner-Space” in which the audience witness’ James actually climbing out of his own body.