The room never knows which famous voice will arrive next when Danny McMaster starts moving through his impressions. His repertoire contains more than three hundred characterisations, with sixty to one hundred selected and adapted around each audience. Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Homer Simpson, John Cleese, Christopher Walken, Joe Cocker and Tom Jones are among the figures he portrays. Music, rapid comedy and a little drama share the show, while topical material and audience requests can change what happens next. For your wedding, enquire about Danny as MC, performer or a combination of both.
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Songs Comedy Impressionist can play
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Al PacinoArnold SchwarzeneggerBarack ObamaBill ClintonBilly ConnollyBob DylanChristopher WalkenDonald TrumpDr. Phil & many more.George W. BushIncludes: Roy OrbisonJason StathamJoe CockerJohn CleeseJohn HowardJohnny CashKenny RogersLiam NeesonMick JaggerMorgan FreemanThe MuppetsNic CgaeOzzy OsbourneRay CharlesRobert DeniroSly StalloneTommy Lee JonesWarner Brothers cartoon characters
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What to expect
More than 300 impressions sit in Danny's head, and he picks 60 to 100 of them for any given night, reading the room to decide which. No two shows come out the same because of it. He'll go from Morgan Freeman to Homer Simpson to Sylvester Stallone without a break, catching the walk and the facial expressions along with the voice, and he does it with barely any props. Topical bits get worked in, sometimes something that happened that day. And if someone shouts a name from the floor, he'll usually have a go at it on the spot.
On the day
The whole show runs off his laptop, so he needs a VGA connection to a screen plus mini-jack sound, and a mic on a stand. A follow-spot helps where the room suits one. For smaller, more intimate events he can drop the screen entirely and work off the cuff.
Performance options
Four ways to book him. MC only. The show only. MC and show together. Or as a corporate and keynote speaker.
