Sonny & Bones

A musical and comedy duo known as a modern day Martin and Lewis. Their show contains classic stage comedy and music from the 50’s and 60’s. Some of the Sonny and Johnny comedy routines are original material as well routines from the one and only Martin and Lewis with a few new added twists. Some classic routines featured include the "Typewriter" Routine and the "Be My Love" routine. The music featured during the show is classic Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin hits.

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Scott Seabock

Acoustic guitarist & singer performing music of all styles. Scott has the voice and guitar chops to bring all the great Motown and soul hits of the past to life.Marvin Gaye,the Temptations , Stevie Wonder and all the rest of your favorite love songs and dance floor grooves presented in an acoustic guitar/ solo voice style that will definitely get their attention.

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Jim Combs

Classic mentalism and mind reading performances. Jim’s mind magic/comedy show is fun and amazing and can be performed as a stage shoe or as a walk around performance. With years of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) training as well as body & eye movement reading training from his time in the sales world Jim has devloped fun and stunning mental magic and lie detection routines. Jim is also the founder of South Jersey Entertainers and South Jersey Magic.

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Frank Tenaglia

Operatic Tenor Soloist and Comedian. Frank trained in classical voice at The Philadelphia College of Performing Arts and at Temple University. Tenaglia has performed with the Greater Miami Opera Company in its productions of Madama Butterfly,Il Trovatore, The Barber of Seville, La Premiata Fedelta, Idomeneo and Beauty and the Beast, all under the direction of Maestro Joseph Illick.

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Joey Perillo

Corporate Comedian, Roast & Bogus Expert Speaker. Joey is an actor, corporate comedian, emcee, trade show host, bogus corporate speaker and roast host. He provides fun entertainment for any corporate event.

Joe Polito

Tom Jones & Engelbert Humperdinck Show. Joe has never considered himself to be an impersonator, because each show, although singing in the likeness of Tom Jones, Engelbert or Elvis, he always wants his personality to shine through with his tribute to each of those superstars when he performs for an audience. This unique approach always separates Joe from the impersonators and allows him to add original and other entertainer’s songs that may be well suited for his voice.

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