SALLY EDWARDS
Clean Comedian, Banquet Comedian
   
Sally Edwards, president and founder of  Clean Comedians Chicago, is a professional stand up comedian who is ideal for corporate parties, banquets and fundraising events.  Sally delivers hilarious clean stand up comedy and she includes energizing music, audience interaction and prize give-aways in every performance!  Sally Edwards is the author of two very popular illustrated humor books which are available on her home site:  www.ComedyBySally.com.  Inviting Sally to your event is an intelligent and fun choice for all around corporate entertainment! 

Sally Edwards, who began her comedic studies at Chicago's own "Second City"  has appeared on Showtime's Comedy Club Network, WGN's Morning Show and A&E's "Comedy on the Road".

JOHN GARRETT, Comedian

After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, John Garrett accepted a position with a Big Five accounting firm in St. Louis, providing consulting services to many large corporations while becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). John decided to attempt an open-mic performance after realizing how many people are consumed in their corporate jobs and needed to laugh.

McHugh, a very funny speaker,  makes appearances at various national comedy clubs and has also been seen on Comedy Central, HBO, MTV, ESPN2 and the Oprah Winfrey Show.

Skip Griparis - Corporate Entertainer

Skip Griparis has mastered many aspects of corporate entertainment and stand up comedy.  He began his professional career in high school as a singer/guitarist in the first of a succession of top-rated pop/rock bands. He also worked as an announcer at WJRC-AM Radio.

Soon Skip released his first album on Mercury Records as a member of Trilogy, a band that set new standards for innovative acoustic rock and opened for such artists as Count Basie and Buddy Rich. Griparis also became a staff writer for United Artists Publishing, where he penned songs that have sold worldwide. Next, he joined MCA recording artists New Colony Six, where he wrote and performed his first jazz compositions. After a two-year stint, he left to sing and play in the Olivia Newton-John band, a position he held for four years. Skip performed with Olivia in a wide range of venues, including the Bu-Do Kan in Tokyo, the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, and on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show.

Ron Dentinger has worked the banquet circuit from coast to coast for over 20 years.   Ron's humor is clean which is extremely important to the associations and the corporations that book him.  Ron performs a 30 minute routine of "classic style" comedy  that generates hard laughter. 
Because everyone has to get up in front of a group now and then,  and most people like to use some humor, Ron also has a presentation he calls:
"A Serious Look at Humor."

In addition to the banquet circuit, has performed as an opening comedic act for Randy Travis, Tanya Tucker, Billy Dean, Brenda Lee,
B.J. Thomas, 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Crosby/Stills/Nash, Mary Wilson, The Everly Brothers,  Kenny Rogers, and The Righteous Brothers.