From the first time Joey Callahan saw Dick Van Dyke trip, he knew he wanted to work in comedy. As a comedy writer, Callahan has worked for Jay Leno, Jimmie "J.J." Walker, Harry Anderson and the national bestseller "If Women Ran Things." Joey has also won the Cable Ace Award for The Rik Turner Show.

As a stand up comic, Joey has been seen on Comedy Central, and ESPN's "Lighter Side of Sports" and Fox TV. Joey is also a national headliner and opening act for such names as Richard Belzar, Steven Wright, Bobby Collins, Michael Winslow, Joe Piscopo, Jeff Marder, Bob Nelson and Weird Al Yankovic.

The Philadelphia Inquirer called Joey "one of the most clever young comics on the comedy club scene today."

"JOEY CALLAHAN IS ONE OF THE BEST YOUNG COMEDY WRITERS I'VE HAD THE PLEASURE OF WORKING WITH IN A LONG TIME!" -- Gene Perret, Bob Hope's Head Writer

"JOEY CONSISTENTLY PRODUCED RESULTS THAT ALWAYS MADE ME LAUGH!" -- Joe Medeiros, Headwriter for Jay Leno's Tonight Show

"WHEN YOU BOOK CALLAHAN YOU NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT GETTING YOUR MONEY'S WORTH. HE'S A GUARANTEED CROWD PLEASER" -- Ernie Butler, Comedy Nest, Montreal Quebec

"CALLAHAN IS ONE OF THE MOST CLEVER YOUNG COMICS ON THE COMEDY CLUB SCENE TODAY" -- The Philadelphia Inquirer

"AS SOON AS CALLAHAN TOUCHED THE STAGE THE AUDIENCE ERUPTED WITH EXPLOSIVE LAUGHTER" -- The Hartford Courant

"JOEY, YOU’RE A GENIUS!" -- Marsha Brown, Owner Ruth Chris Steak House, Philadelphia & New York