Danny Bevins   As seen in the films "On The Prowl," and "Out Of hand." TV credits include "The Jenny McCarthy Show" MTV. U.S. Comedy Arts Festival 1999, the San Francisco International Stand-up Comedy Competition (Winner 2000) and Comedy Central's LA Stand-up Comedy Competition (Semi-finalist 1999) - Los Angeles based
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BIO: Danny is originally from Florida but spent much of his youth in San Jose, CA. It was in San Jose that he joined the Speech and Debate team as a high school student and found a niche for telling stories and giving his humorous interpretation of the things that were going on around him. His cynical take on world issues and his ability to present his opinions in a comedic style drew that attention of his teacher, who pushed him to continue on this path. After high school, his family moved back to Florida, but Danny was tired of his parents’ discipline, so he decided to join the Army Airborne Infantry. Upon realizing that his parents’ discipline really wasn’t all that bad, he received an honorable discharge and moved back to Tampa with his family. He enrolled at the University of South Florida where the experiment of being a student lasted three semesters before he became a flight attendant for a major airline. When he got tired of handing out peanuts, he decided it was time to pursue a more stable career: Stand-Up Comedy. His tale is a familiar one: beginning as an open-miker, becoming house emcee, waiting tables during the day to make ends meet. The craft of good comedy became the most important thing in Danny’s life and he went on the road for extended periods of time working his way up the comedy food chain. His peers and the comedy industry took immediate notice of his sharp wit and innovative performance style. In 1997, he made his first trip to LA where he was a guest on NBC’s “The Leeza Show” and also appeared on MTV’s “The Jenny McCarthy Show.” In 1998, he hooked up with Andrew “Dice” Clay to become the opening act on his 14 city tour. In 1999, Danny performed at the US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, and in 2000, Danny took first place in the prestigious San Francisco Comedy Competition. He is currently headlining at comedy clubs from coast to coast.