November '07 Rich Little Unscripted Column

They call me the “Dean of Impersonators and master of more than 200 voices,” Wow!

I am headlining with my brand-new show at the Golden Nugget for a 20-week schedule that opened recently.

I will be portraying personalities ranging from Jack Nicholson, Dr. Phil, Andy Rooney, Johnny Carson and singing impressions of Frank Sinatra, Tom Jones and Neil Diamond - and actually appear to become the celebrity I impersonate right before your very eyes.

“I think the Golden Nugget is the classiest Casino in Las Vegas, the 200 celebrities I impersonate will be very happy there!”

I’m a professed classic movie buff, Canadian born comedian/actor/singer and am known best for my vast repertoire of celebrity impressions. I have received 4 Stars: Hollywood Walk of Fame, Canada Walk of Fame, Las Vegas Walk of Stars and Palm Springs Walk of Stars, of which I am most proud. Most recently I appeared on David Lettermen’s Late Show, which ranked its highest ratings of the season, I was also selected to entertain President Bush, Cabinet secretaries, foreign dignitaries, Hollywood celebrities and members of the press at this year’s White House Press Correspondents’ Association dinner, now that’s some gig!

I hosted his own NBC variety TV series and have appeared on numerous television dramas, as well as countless other variety shows over the years, often hosting The Tonight Show. I have also made three HBO comedy specials, including Rich Little's Christmas Carol, in which I played all the roles of the Dickens classic and won the Montreux Festival in Switzerland and earned an International Emmy.

I am proud to say that I have gained international recognition for being the "Dean of Impersonators."

Catch me at one of my performances scheduled through April 6, 2008, with breaks Dec. 3 through 26 and Dec. 31 through Jan. 9, 2008. Oh, and we’re dark Mondays through Wednesdays.

And... as a bonus, with the purchase of two show tickets, VCO viewers can redeem the coupon on the right for one a FREE DVD.

Best Regards,

Rich Little