Over One Million Entertained!
*Canobie Lake Park, Salem NH– 2009-2012- Jesse James Festival – 2011
- Nodaway Co Fair MO– 2011
- Davis Co Fair Iowa – 2011
- Circus of the Strange – 2009-2010
- Virtual Forge Corp – 2009-2010
- Relay for Life of Macon County – 2009
- Art in the Park, Columbia, MO – 2008
- First Night Columbia MO – 2007
- * Santa’s, Pheonix, AZ – 2005-2007
- Treasure Lake Resort – 2007
- Midwest Concerts – 2006
- Blast! Vaudeville Variety Show – 2006
- Sunterra Resort – 2004, 2006
- Fairfield Resort – 2006
- Westgate Resort – 2006
- Dillons Food Stores – 2006
- * Lake Compounce, Bristol, CT – 2002-2003
- Discovery Channel – 2003
- Animal Planet, Los Angeles, CA – 2003
- ESPN – 2002-2003
- Foxwoods Casino, New London, CT – 2003
- Country Tonight, Branson, MO – 2002
- Imax Entertainment Complex, Branson, MO – 2001
- Emmet Kelly Clown Festival, Houston, MO – 2001-2003
- Conoco, Ponca City, OK – 2001
- Missouri State Fair, Sedalia, MO – 2001
- * Seabreeze Amusement Park, Rochester, NY – 1998-2000
- * Cliff’s Amusement Park, Albuquerque, NM – 1999
- Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa, OK – 1999
- Johnson Controls – 1998
- Jim Stafford, Branson, MO – 1997-2003
- Top Dogs, Branson, MO – 1996 -2003
- 1000′s of schools all over the country! – 1994-2010
- O’Reilly Auto Parts – 1993
- Illusions on Ice, Branson, MO – 1992
- Walmart – 1992
- * The Jolly Rodger Amusement Park, Ocean City, MD – 1992
- * Mutton Hollow, Branson, MO – 1991
- President Ronald Reagan, Springfield, MO – 1987
(*=Amusement park)
In the Beginning
Hagerman got his start performing and writing comedy for one of his other alter egos, D.R. KawaK. KawaK’s Extreme Science show, along side Hagerman, toured the nation several times. His science shows are claimed by many education professionals as some of the best and funniest science shows in the country!
Experienced
Performing 80, (sometimes over 150), shows a month, for five years straight, honed Hagerman’s craft fast. fifteen years of experience now allows him to perform only 80-150 times a year. The better he gets, the more money he is given, the less he performs. In ten years, he predicts he will only perform twenty times a year. Let us see how this pans out!
