James Jordan

Vaudevillian—WECC Acu Hall

James Jordan fell in love with vaudeville as a young boy watching The Muppet Show. The music and comedy combined with magic, juggling and the death-defying stunts from Gonzo the Great enchanted and inspired the young hyperactive boy.

Two circus schools, 3 theatre companies and a lifetime of street performance later, he was finally ready to step onto the boards to be the vaudevillian he always wanted to be.

Bad news—Vaudeville has been dead for 50 years. The only way to reach his life-long dream was to create his own one-man Vaudeville variety revue.