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PETE GEORGE

CREATIVE COMEDY FOR CORPORATE EVENTS

If you could go back again, would you? Comedy through the eyes of a child – the innocence, the naiveté, the simplistic view of problem solving. Is there one of us who has not longed for those days gone by? That one would be Pete George – he never left.

In an industry constantly looking to the horizon for the newest star, Pete has been considered by many to be the next to shine. His unique style and viewpoint drawn from his life is showcased through an adult body with an adolescent outlook.

The son of a West Point Army Band member, the first solo accordionist in their history, Pete was the “butt” of any and all jokes that you remember from youth, ultimately winding up in the Learning Disability (LD) Program in his high school through the cruelest joke of all – misunderstanding. His creativity, imagination and boundless energy was misinterpreted as emotional disturbed behavior and Pete found himself seated among his LD classmates – it was there that Pete began to un knowingly build an act that would entertain thousands in comedy clubs, colleges and on television and film across the country.

Refusing to make a choice, Pete decided to use his powers for both good and evil, being funny and entertaining one minute – just plain annoying the next. Finally recognized for his abilities, Pete received a scholarship for his musical talent.

After fifteen years in the making, Pete is loose on society to help us regain what we have lost – The magic of our childhood innocence. Combing the twisted, musical upbringing of a heavy metal polka accordionist and a bright child trapped in an eccentric environment, Pete has traveled the country. Described as a “sitcom” waiting to happen, Pete’s variety of comedy and music entertains cross over audiences, old and young, big and small, rich and poor, by appealing to the insecure child in all of us – the one always picked last for the team, the one made fun of for the sweater his mother made him wear, and the one…Encouraged nightly by those coming up after his show saying, We can’t wait to see you on TV.”