"This Tony bloke seems to have it all, he is very funny, he can perform magic and he is good looking so even if the ladies in your party aren't as keen on magic they will still enjoy the night."
-Mr. Brits Guide To Orlando
There’s a variety of high-speed thrill rides in Orlando but according to the ticket-buying public one of the most memorable rides is the, offbeat lunacy of Tony Brent. Tony’s stage show is a one-of-a-kind blend of standup comedy, amazing magic, impressions, live music, outrageous characters and costumes along with tons of audience involvement. According to the critics there's no other live show like this one. Tony’s freewheeling style insures that no two shows are exactly alike.
For more than 11 years Tony has been steadily growing a raging fan base as the star of the “Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show” in Orlando. His show has won numerous awards including “Best Dinner Show” by WESH-TV & the CW, “A Best Bet” award-winner by the Orlando Sentinel, “Orlando’s Funniest Dinner Show” by the Orlando Weekly and more. Trip Advisor, the world’s largest online travel community rates Tony’s show as consistently one of the top attractions in Orlando, beating out all other live shows in the area. Virgin Travel states that Tony’s show is a “must see” attraction in Orlando and Disney’s Family Magazine calls his show an “editors pick” when visiting Florida.
Tony grew up as an only child in a rural area of West Tennessee and spent many hours in his room practicing impressions, characters, magic and funny voices. After studying acting, theater and improvisational comedy at the University of Tennessee, Tony decided to take all of these disciplines and combine them into one unique stage show that would be completely clean and yet appeal to all ages .
With his trademark red shoes, soul patch and stable of characters, Tony honed his act at casinos, corporate shows, theme parks and comedy clubs throughout America in the 1990's. At the urging of The Walt Disney Company he moved to Orlando in 1999. Tony performed at both Disney's Hollywood Studios and EPCOT. During his tenure at Disney he was asked to be the star of a new dinner show that was going to open inside of WonderWorks on International Drive. The rest is history and as he likes to say, "Groovy man"!
