Randy's Biography

Randy has been a seasoned veteran of the comedy scene since 1982 as a nationally touring comedian. His combination of innovative style, quick wit, and brilliant impressions has made Randy popular with all types of audiences for many years. It is that type of versatility that has made him one of the hottest tickets on college campuses and a favorite in the corporate market.

He debuted his talent during an "open mike" night at the Pittsburgh Comedy Club on February 2, 1982 and Groundhog Day has never been the same!  Since then he has hundreds of college appearances to his credit including Penn State, Ohio State, and the Universities of California and Hawaii. Randy has also performed for such corporations as Westinghouse, PNC Bank, and the United Steel Workers of America.

Your host is a native of southwestern Pennsylvania, and has brought quality entertainment to the area through his independent production company for the past two decades. Randy is a member of the Greater Pittsburgh Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce, and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA).

He has written for many comedians including Jay Leno and Joan Rivers as well as opening for such acts as Dennis Miller, Kenny Chesney, Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen Degeneres, and Weird Al Yankovic. This talented comedian has appeared nationally on all three major networks including NBC, ABC, and CBS. Randy is also a regular performer at the world famous IMPROV Comedy Clubs. Randy has also become a regular on the strip in Las Vegas having performed at the Continental, Westward Ho, Palace Station, Riviera, Flamingo and Stardust Hotels.

Randy's act features a clean, refreshing approach to humor as he is a favorite in both Christian and secular markets. Just add a few props, an acoustic guitar, and a few impressions and you have one hilariously funny evening of comedy entertainment. A proven ability to make people laugh and enjoy themselves makes Randy a definite threat to your funny bone! Why not see for yourself......