Celebrate the climb up Jockey’s Ridge with an evening that requires no more climbing. I bring close-up comedy to Nags Head birthday dinners, with a chair for the guest of honor and a job for the friend who never believes a word I say.
A group that spends the afternoon flying kites on Jockey’s Ridge will probably make it down the dune together. Getting everybody showered, fed, and into the same room is a separate expedition. Set my time against the supper you’re hosting at the beach house. Put a deck of cards between the birthday guest and the friend who has known them longest; the two of them can decide which one of them it’s unwise to trust.
Bring out the cake before or after the reveal?
If the guest of honor loves a surprise, let me know which friend is bringing the cake. I can finish one impossible hand with everyone already looking their way. If they’d rather eat frosting in peace, do the birthday toast first. I’ll open a close-up station in the living room afterward for the people who want another round.
For a large house, tell me how many adults are coming to the show, not just how many beds the listing counts. A photo of the room can settle whether we should seat everyone together or keep the table open for smaller groups.
For a booking in Nags Head, send the date, venue address, adult guest count, and performance window. I’ll check the trip from Charlotte and confirm a total quote, including travel, before you reserve.
