Carrot Top Las Vegas, Show Tickets


	Carrot Top Carrot Top describes himself as a culmination of George Carlin's observational humor, Steven Wright's dark, sick humor and for Gallagher's stage props. Whatever his style, Carrot Top, with his trademark mop of red hair, is rocking Las Vegas right now! Don't miss the best comedic entertainment in Las Vegas!
Scott Thompson was born on February 25, 1965, known by his stage name Carrot Top, he is an American comedian known for his bright red hair, bodybuilder physique, stage prop comedy and often self deprecating humor. Scott Thompson was born and raised in Cocoa Beach, Florida where his father, Lawrence Thompson, was a scientist at NASA during the Gemini and Apollo era. In 1983, he graduated from Cocoa High School, and while still a freshman at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Thompson appeared in his first stand up comedy routine. Two months later, he performed on campus in an open microphone night. Thus, Carrot Top's new career was on a roll. Comedians have always used props from Jonathan Winters to Steve Martin. But before Carrot Top, no comic had ever actually created props, not as puns, but as humorous inventions. Nothing new in show business? It’s all been done before? With a Rube Goldberg genius for gadgets and rock ’n’ roll in your face energy, Carrot Top is a comedian unlike any other ever. “Nobody can steal my act,” says Carrot Top (a.k.a. Scott Thompson). “I’ve challenged comics to write me a prop and they can’t. Comedians have done plays on words but writing a visual joke is something else. A rubber chicken isn’t enough. I have to write my own material, make my own props, because no one sells what I do like the paper cup and string telephone with a third cup for call waiting. I’m happy not only that I have my own style but I’ve been an original from the very start.” The road to becoming a pop culture reference (from Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery and MAD magazine, to Celery Head, a comedian who plays a guitar with a slice of cheese on “King Of The Hill”) had its early rocky moments. This college graduate son of a NASA scientist didn’t grow up in show business. Even worse, when he began his steady climb upward in 1990, many clubs wouldn’t book him because he didn’t fit into the angst-filled zeitgeist of contemporary stand-up comedy. But then his imaginative hyper-reality became a hit on college campuses. Carrot Top remains the only person ever named both Entertainer of the Year and Comedian of the Year in the same year (1993) by the National Association of Campus Activities. In 1994, Carrot Top took home the American Comedy Award for Best Male Stand Up comedian. Book Carrot Top Online and Save!

Carrot Top, Named "Entertainer of the Year," wacky prop comic Carrot Top wows the crowd with his original twisted humor and odd inventions 6 nights a week. Must be 18 years of age or older.