Keith Michael Ashton

Everyone will have a fun and enjoyable time!

Keith Michael Ashton's experience as a Human Resources Manager at a Los Angeles law office, along with his early stints as a clerk for several Hollywood studios, gives him the insights on how to survive corporate America. And his Brooklyn, NY upbringing taught him how to survive just about everything else!

Whether you're looking for an upbeat motivational speaker or a hilarious comedian, Keith's mesmerizing stage presence and honest, razor-sharp humor will engage any audience.

Featured in the independent film, "Who Stole the Electric Car" which screened at various film festivals across the U.S. and Europe, his TV credits include Star Search and shows on Comedy Central, BET and Trinity Broadcasting Network. Keith appeared in national commercials for General Mills Fruit Roll Ups and Angie's List. He's a sought-after entertainer for audiences at boardrooms, clubs and colleges across the country.

On the corporate front, Keith has supervised secretaries, word processors, receptionists and file clerks and has worked with all departments in an HR capacity.

From the projects of Brooklyn, NY, raised by West Indian parents, a New York University alumni, to working as a clerk at Hollywood studios, to the boardrooms of some of the most successful firms in America; sit back and enjoy the comedy mind of Keith Michael Ashton. Depending on the client's needs, Keith material can include but not limited to: NY upbringing, dating (including on-line dating), marriage, finance and 9-5.

Wanna laugh your troubles away? Put this guy on stage and he'll take you there! Too bad you'll have to go back home.

Shirlee Smith
Opinion Columnist, San Gabriel Valley Newspapers
& Host/Producer, Talk About Parenting with Shirlee Smith

Keith's hilarious show had us in stitches from beginning to end. His unique blend of current life experiences and unusual upbringing is a perfect recipe to a great show! Don't miss the chance to see this one of a kind performer. "9 out of 10 Martinis"

Harvey & Michael
VIP VEGAS Radio

An adequate sound system consisting of two (2) microphones (one for backup) with removable head ; no cordless or radio mics. With an adjustable single microphone metal base (no legs), plus two stage monitors, if possible.

If booking to speak at a banquet or corporate dinner, entertainment should start at after least dessert time. People want to talk during dinner, most audiences prefer to enjoy the entertainment after dinner. Also the food serving can be distracting, along with the clanking of all the silverware and glasses.

I would prefer that there isn't a huge "moat" or dance floor between me and the audience.

Thank you very much for consideration.