Stephen Sorrentino - Musical Comedy Show

"Voices" is the creation of actor, comedian, impersonator and musician Stephen Sorrentino. Long hailed as the worlds best Elton John impersonator, "Voices In My Head" takes full advantage of the unending talent possessed by this rising young star.

"Voices In My Head" by Stephen Sorrentino is unlike anything else on the Las Vegas Strip today. It's more than an impersonation show, more than a standup routine, more than a rock concert, quite simply, "Voices In My Head" will leave audiences screaming for more of Stephen Sorrentino.

Audiences are amazed by Stephen Sorrentino's impressions and his unparalleled ability to move at breakneck speed from dishing out one-liners and hilarious standup to displaying his incredible musical talents on piano, guitar, saxophone and flute. His musical impressions travel expertly from Joe Cocker to Pavoratti and his world famous Elton John segment is always a showstopper.

Stephen Sorrentino keeps the audience involved with a variety of recognizable characters. Guests are brought on stage to participate with Stephen's red-necked, trailer-park character Travis Travis in "Dead Trivia" and Variety Magazine described Stephen's ability to recreate characters such as Groucho Marx, Jerry Lewis, Sammy Davis Jr. and Sonny & Cher by saying, "Stephen Sorrentino plays his characters with hilarious, show stealing gusto!"

Stephen Sorrentino's impression presentation is also state of the art, combining video walls and giant video screens for live cameras and video support. Choreographed routines with gorgeous showgirls and dancers, with a variety of routines from heart pumping energy to sexy slow jams can be expanded or reduced to fit any size stage. The "Voices In My Head" band also can be expanded into a full orchestra depending on stage characteristics.

Bio
Throughout his career, comedian Stephen Sorrentino has brought audiences to hysterics with his quick-witted humor and spot-on mimicry. Often referred to as a comedic tour-de-force, Sorrentino is a true showman well known as a comedian, singer and impressionist, all rolled into one. Hailed by Variety for his “hilarious, show stealing gusto,” Sorrentino has shared the stage with superstars such as Patti LaBelle, Dennis Miller, Dana Carvey and the legendary Debbie Reynolds.

As the son of a professional singer and saxophone player, this Long Island native always knew that he wanted to pursue a career in music and theatre, learning to play piano, sax, flute and guitar at a young age, and starting to do impressions at the age of 5. By the sixth grade, he was doing mock “Tonight Shows,” in which a friend would play Johnny Carson and the young Sorrentino would portray all the guest stars. During high school and college, Sorrentino was involved in musical theatre and, began musical composition, eventually landing a publishing deal with Paramount, signing recording contracts and subsequent as a pop singer/songwriter. It was at Paramount that he realized that his cousin was “The Boss” himself: Bruce Springsteen. After a subsequent record release, Sorrentino formed a tribute act, eventually touring 25 countries and 43 states, performing for Disney, Dick Clark and Legends in Concert, and making him the # 1 Elton John impersonator in the world.

While performing in Atlantic City, Sorrentino was cast in his first of thirteen film roles, as a Mafia boss/drag queen in the cult hit comedy, Happy Heights, which also starred literary and film icon, Quentin Crisp. Following the film, he studied at The Second City, with Martin de Maat, one of the most respected teachers of improvisational theatre. Since then, Sorrentino has starred in a number of award-winning independent films for Showtime, sitcoms for FOX and NBC and appearances on “America’s Most Wanted,” “7 Days” and “The Jimmy Kimmel Show.” After several appearances on “Hollywood Squares,” dozens of radio and TV talk shows and more than 50 TV commercials, Sorrentino decided it was time to create his own show, Voices in My Head. Voices features 14-cast members and has toured the United States, enjoyed successful runs at the Riviera and Paris hotels in Las Vegas, as well as Atlantic City’s Tropicana, receiving rave reviews in every venue. Sorrentino has also appeared in the History Channel’s “Only In America,” with Larry The Cable Guy, and toured Europe to sold-out houses for 6 straight months.

In March 2012, Stephen Sorrentino will launch a new version of Voices in My Head at the Tropicana in Atlantic City, for a three-month run.

Sorrentino has received the distinguished honor of being named “Male Impressionist of the Year” by the International Guild of Celebrity Impersonators and Tribute Acts (IGCITA), for three years in a row and won Best Actor in the 48-hour film competition for Milos Opus. Most Recently, Sorrentino wrapped production for his newest film, Resurrection-Wrath of Seduction, co-starring Holly Madison (“Holly’s World,” “Girls Next Door”), Frank Vincent (“The Sopranos,” Casino) and Louie Anderson, which is due out in late 2012. In addition, he is currently working on a new TV game show called “Liars Limo.”