Cutting Thru The Clutter

These days, whether I want someone to fix a car or I’m choosing between different brands of groceries, it feels like I’m being spun a story. Someone is trying to bury my legitimate concerns in a sweet, sticky marshmallow mountain of “managing my expectations”.

An MC or comedian is like an important piece of equipment, supposed to make your event easier and better. Click here to see an equipment failure that makes an event spectacular for all the wrong reasons. (Don’t worry, it’s not gory.)

Can you rely on the comedian you’ve hired showing up and performing as planned?

Tips To Maximize Your Peace Of Mind.

• Try before your buy. Sample the comedy for free. Interested in booking a comedian for your next corporate function? Meet Al Prodgers and have a laugh before you choose. Get your decision-makers into the boardroom during business hours and Al will visit your offices to give a 10-minute stand-up comedy session to assist you in making your decision that much easier. Al will also gladly answer your questions and chat about maximising the impact of your event. Alternatively, catch Al live in a more informal club setting. Click on the gig guide to view an up to date list of Al’s comedy performances.
  
  
• Get a Recommendation. It’s easy to contact any of the references on my website. Plus I can provide you with a more comprehensive list.
  
  
• Ask an Agent. There are several impartial, professional and highly efficient agents who have the expertise to handle all aspects of your event.
  
  
• Make the communication “Two Way”. Instead of just receiving someone’s pitch, ask those nagging questions straight out. A comedian who truly prioritises your event will take the time to take a brief.