James Sibley
James Sibley has been a touring headlining comedian and actor for 20 years.
His Family friendly comedy has brought him to comedy clubs nationwide from NY to Hollywood , Idaho to Alabama and has made him a favorite on the high seas with Carnival Cruise lines.
You may have seen him on TV show’s like “My Name is Earl” or “The Gilmore Girls” and more…he was in the movie “Mr. Woodcock” with Billy Bob Thornton and some other films as well….he’s a regular on nationally syndicated radio programs Bob & Tom as well as John Boy and Billy….
A father of 4 and a grandfather now as well, James has been blessed to travel the world making people laugh. And no matter where you live James is a favorite at your local comedy club and he’s also worked or written for some pretty famous people too…but none are more important than good people who come to see him do what he loves.
Dan Whitehurst
Born to laugh, Dan Whitehurst has been searching for the funny in some of the most unusual and challenging situations. Bitten by the performing bug in 1998, Dan spent his free hours writing jokes and performing at various venues, and by 2001 was a regular at the legendary Zanies night club in Nashville. The first six years of his comedy career were accomplished while moonlighting as an Armed Robbery Detective for the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. Apt at flying under the radar, most of his co-workers never knew about his “silly little skit”.In February 2001 Dan won the title “Worlds Funniest Cop” from the American Society For Law Enforcement Training, and in 2002 was named Metro’s Investigator of the year.
In May of 2005, a 19 year police career ended leaving nothing but the memories, and funny stories. Over the years the act has evolved from set-up/punch to relatable, true (mostly) stories. Thanks Statute of Limitations!
As a hand picked opener for Janet, “The Tennessee Tramp” Williams early in his career, Dan was fortunate to travel and work with a seasoned professional who always kept him in stitches, and led to headlining opportunities of his own. He also toured briefly with mega-star Ralphie May, and opened for such acts as Tim Wilson, Killer Beaz, Josh Blue, Jay Mohr and the Emo Phillips, as well as appearing on the Bob And Tom Show.
Recently Dan has worked as an extra on the hit series “Nashville” which was renewed for another season and is open to any acting roles in which he can play a middle aged southerner with a thick accent