The Bonkerz Seal of Approval
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The Bonkerz Seal of Approval is required before any comic can work for Bonkerz. These requirements include a commitment to professionalism, as well as providing a great experience for the audience. Bonkerz’ comics are given an itinerary for each venue that outlines show times, content requirements, contact information, lodging details and even a minimum time frame they must appear at the venue before the show.
Bonkerz’ comics typically work multiple Bonkerz venues every year. Some of our headlining comedians work as much as half of their calendar year just working for us. Their actions at each of our venues relates to their employment at all of our venues. Doing a good job in one location is how they earn the opportunity to work all of our locations. The converse is also true, so you can rest assured that the Bonkerz Seal of Approval is not easily earned and something that comics must maintain in order to perform at any and all Bonkerz locations.
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Brian T Shirley
Brian T Shirley is a Comedian/Author/Radio Show host who has performed across the USA, Canada and The Bahamas
Fun & Engaging
First, as a comedian, Brian’s act covers growing up poor, divorce, relationships, serving in the USAF and more! His show is fun, engaging and ever changing.
Written Works
Secondly, Brian has written three comedy books. His third book, “A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to the Club”, gives audiences an inside look at what it’s like to be a road comic.
Acting Career
Lastly, Brian has a successful acting career that has already landed him several roles. Those include the feature film, “Mark of the Butterfly”, as well as several short films that have been screened at Film Festivals all across America. Examples of those short films are, “Wrong Guy”, “The Senator”, “Dine with the Devil”, “Composite”, “Bummer”.