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A national headliner, performing since the early days of Seinfeld. Frankie's
performances have always proven to be a hit never a miss.
Joan Rivers dubs him a lovable madman. Bill Boggs calls
him "Whacky Frankie"
Bill Ervelino of the New York Post exclaims "The room
was filled with so much good nature laughter, you wouldn't
hear a tractor trailer fall through the roof."
Whether Frankie performs in Casinos like the Mohegan Sun
Arena in front of 6000 or just an intimate country club
private party, you'll enjoy the talents of this gifted comedian.
Every so often a character surfaces that seems to touch
the hearts of viewers, as much as Charlie Chaplin and Red
Skeleton made their audiences love them, to Frankie Pace
the world is not only a stage... it's a playground. It is
rare that a comedian has this much fun making others have
fun! Frankie Pace's humor tends to be silly, but it's infectious,
reflecting his enjoyment of his comedic art. He's relaxed
and works the crowd with confidence. His haphazard approach
is refreshing and it accentuates both his simple gaga and
friendly personality.
To attempt to define him is disastrous. Frankie
Pace, a former plumber who plunged into show biz as a stand up comic,
says, I used to do jokes and characters on the job to make the guys laugh.
He traded in his monkey wrenches and pipe cutters for a bag of tricks!
Or in Frankie's case, literally a suitcase full of props...
A standup comic, Frankie Pace is the direct
antithesis of everything a
standup comic is supposed to be. We can label
him an impressionist, but that's too easy. He does impressions of people
and things no one in his right mind would think of doing. Who goes around
imitating a CB radio channel, a lawn sprinkler, or the first astronaut
to sneeze during a space walk? At one point Pace suddenly and mysterious
begins to radiate a whiff of Chaplin. He is sad and we are laughing with
tears in our eyes, identifying with every one of his characters and reveling
in the total enjoyment of his set. Frankie Pace is... good news... good
people... good times.
Stage
"Laughing Matters" Westwood Playhouse, Los Angeles
"Love Ally" Comedy Store Playhouse, Los Angeles
"Buddies" Houseman Theatre, New York City
"Pick Up The Pace" PSNBC Workspace New York City
Film
"Lost and Found" Jeff Pollack - Director
"The Riveter" Aaron Productions
"Santa"s Gotta Get Whacked" Robert Markopolis
- Director
"To The Moon Alice" Chantliteir Productions
"11.11" Will Byrne - Director
Television
"Flight of the Conchords" - HBO
"The Soprano's " HBO - David Chase - Ex. Prod
"The Joan Rivers Show" (special guest) FOX
"Saturday Night Live" (special guest) NBC
"Tough Crowd/ Colin Quinn (special guest) Comedy Central
"Comic Strip Live" (special guest) FOX
"Comedy Tonight with Bill Boggs WNEW-TV -NYC
"The Cosby Show " (Principle) NBC
"Make Me Laugh" (special guest) COMEDY CENTRAL
"Which way to the Superbowl" (numerous characters)
NBC
"The Richard Belzer Special" (numerous characters)
CINEMAX
"Rick Shaw's Takeout Theater" (wrote & hosted)
USA NightFlight
"C.B.T.V." (hosted chldren pilot series) Rankin
& Bass - Lorimar Prod.
"Show Offs" with Malcom Jamahl Warner (various
Characters) Disney Channel
"The Joe Franklin Show" (special guest) WORT New
York City
"Apollo Comedy Hour" (special guest) NBC
Comedy Caravan (special guest) WB
"Carolines Comedy Hour" A&E
and yes.....even Star Search
Former Clients
New York Automobile Dealers Association
Air Transportation Association
Jamie Farr
Kroger Classic
Corning Industries
Harvey Korman Benefit Celebrity Tournament
American Feed Industry Association
Northwest Water and Power Authority
New York City March Of Dimes
Missouri Automobile Dealers Association
Nevada Association Of Realtors
New York City Friars Club
Michigan Association of Insurance Companies
Greater New York Home Furnishings Association
Executive Meetings & Incentives, Inc.
Quoizel Lighting & Fixtures
L& R Manufacturing Company
New Jersey Directors Of Athletic Associations
Lions Club Of Bellmore, N.Y Camp Venture
News 12 Long Island
Celebrity Comments
Bill Ervilino/ NY Post
"There was so much laughter in the room you wouldn't
hear a tractor trailer if it fell right through the roof......
Robin Williams
"Crazy Frankie, I love him"
Hal Kanter/Comedy Writer for Academy
Awards
"Frankie is a class act"
Bill Boggs
"He's Whacky Frankie Pace"
Eddie Griffith
"A Truly Funny Brother"
Whoopi Goldberg
"Funny Funny and Funny"
Tommy Chong
"Frankie's a Funny Dude"
Vincent (Big Pussy/Sopranos / Pastore)
"Great Act"
Howard Stern
"Creative"'
Joan Rivers
"He's a loveable madman"
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