Janet
Williams, a.k.a., The Tennessee
Tramp is a Nationally touring
comedian who plays "A" rooms
throughout the United States and
Canada. She has done several USO
tours including Japan, Korea,
Guam, and Germany.
She has been a guest on the John Boy and Billy
radio show, and does radio throughout the nation.
Her audiences consist of folks 18 to 80 as her
subject matter encompasses all ages, genders, and ethnic groups. She has
an endearing stage presence that makes her audiences think of her as a
crazy grandmother, a wacky aunt, or a nutty neighbor. All can relate to
her in some way.
Besides working the club circuits, Janet does
corporate work as well, and has served on the Board of Y-ME in
Chattanooga, and has worked their corporate event for three years. She
has done comedy for the Erlanger Group for those battling cancer. She
has worked fund-raisers for Animal Protection Services both in
Chattanooga, and Mississippi.
She has been on National Television for two
seasons on BET Comic View, and was cast as Trudy Sparks in the Mystic
Java sitcom filmed in Chattanooga.
She is a lovable force to be reckoned with, and
audiences leave her shows feeling she is part of the family.
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David is originally from a small town in
Virginia. He now resides in Springfield, Missouri. (Thanks to marrying
the woman with the loudest laugh in the comedy club one night)
Originally starting out as an observational comedian, but now he has
grown into a more versatile higher energy style which includes quick one
liner’s. Silly often thought provoking sometimes edgy social commentary.
Never one to leave himself out of the show, everything in his personal
life is fair game, his upbringing, everything he cares about and things
he doesn’t, and of course his experience with married life. Unlike a lot
of comedians David chooses to stay positive about marriage, never
attacking it or his wife in the process. David feels telling the truth
about marriage is not negative, and men and women alike are entertained
by his unique view of this relationship between the sexes.
The truth is one reoccurring theme in
David’s comedy. He chooses not to make up wild scenarios or characters
to find humor. This is a key aspect of his show, and feels people can
relate better to him by letting people know who he really is, and how he
sees the world around him. David does how ever have an off beat way of
thinking, and it is easy to think his material is “made up” or
embellished, but as the show goes on the audience quickly realizes his
brain is just a little off, and that’s usually when he hears his one of
his favorite compliments, “You’re not right!” One of his other favorite
compliments is when people mention how clean his show is, with a lack of
colorful language, or explicit material. This just expands his appeal to
a wider range of audience. David is quick to point out that his show is
not “G” rated but an adult show with some innuendo that doesn’t use
vulgarity to get his point across.
If you were to ask David how funny he
is, or how talented, he would just simply say “I can hold my own”. He
believes his show and his accomplishments will speak for themselves and
doesn’t need to tell everyone he meets how good he is. You will notice
there is no reference in this bio to him being the “Next big thing”, or
the like.
David has been blessed with the
ability to entertain people across the country, and recently around the
world, with a tour entertaining our military in Japan and S. Korea.
Working some of the best comedy clubs including, The Ice House in
Pasadena, CA. Numerous Improv’s, Funnybone’s, as well as
other top rooms including, The Loony Bin’s, Joey’s comedy club,
Cracker’s, The Comedy Showcase, and Jr’s Last Laugh, just to
name a few.
Not limited to just comedy clubs,
David has a resume full of radio and television appearances. He has been
heard on Fox sports radio, and the nationally syndicated Todd
and Tyler morning show. TV
appearances include the Sprint: Comedy Time Network, and Night
Shift. He as even ventured into the serious side of TV with roles in
Discovery Channel programming such as, The Prosecutors,
New Detectives, and The FBI Files.
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