Tony Brent has been entertaining audiences for more than thirteen years with a mixture of amazing magic, impersonations and high-energy improvisational comedy.

In 1994 Tony became the first comedian and magician to perform full-time in the emerging casino market in Northern Mississippi. Tony entertained at Circus Circus Casino from 1994 to 1996 and in addition did stints at the Horseshoe, the Grand, and the Sheraton Casinos.

From 1996 to 1998 Tony produced and starred in two different stage shows at Libertyland Theme Park in Memphis, Tennessee and became the first act asked back to the same theater two years in a row.

In 1998 Tony toured the Southeastern U.S. performing his one-man show at comedy clubs, theaters, and colleges. In 1999 Tony was hired by the ABC Family Channel; then called the FOX Family Channel, to be the spokesman for their first Nation-wide tour called the FOX Family Fest. Immediately following the FOX tour Tony was hired by Walt Disney Productions in Orlando. This lead to a variety of Disney projects including a run in the 9,000 seat Fantasmic Theater at MGM Studios and the Wonders of Laugh show at EPCOT. During his Disney stay Tony created several memorable comedic characters including "Moe the Bellhop" and the laughter expert known as "Dr. Tony". In addition to the theme park shows Tony has performed on the Disney Cruise Ship "Wonder" as well as corporate events on Disney property and elsewhere.

In 2000 Tony was asked to help start a new concept dinner show located inside of an attraction called WonderWorks. The original show, called Night of Wonder ran for almost two years before the name was changed to the Outta Control Magic Show. The Outta Control show has been highly successful and was voted the "#1 Dinner Show" by WESH-TV and "Funniest Show in Orlando" by the Orlando Weekly Newspaper. Tony has amazingly logged over 4,500 shows in that venue since the year 2000.

Tony has a B.S. degree in Communications from the University of Tennessee. In addition to performing live, Tony has appeared in music videos, industrial videos, television commercials and independent films. Tony has also appeared in twenty theatrical productions in various parts of the United States.