Al Simmons' one-man, multi-prop, music-filled, off the wall performances have elevated audiences world-wide to collective giggles and all-out guffaws. At once childlike in its simplicity and sophisticated in its execution, Al's humour touches a responsive chord in people of every age.

Vaudeville's half-century run of popularity may have died back in the 1940's, but don't try to tell that to Al Simmons or the crowds of fans that have packed theatres across North America to see him. Into the tradition of the great comedy kings--Danny Kaye, Spike Jones and Jimmy Durante--comes Al Simmons,  a man dedicated to the all but lost art of combining comedy with song, dance, magic, and sight-gags. The end result is a one-man variety show--one hour of old-fashioned good-natured fun.

In the entertainment business since 1970, the popular Manitoba-based children's performer is likely Canada's most versatile comedian. He puts on a funfest, full of bizarre gadgets, wild costumes, unique songs, crazyvaudeville-inspired routines and of course bad puns.