Ses Carny The American Madman

Ses Carny began his professional performing career at the turn of the 21st century, diving into the entertainment world head first and has not turned back since.

His personal twist on classic sideshow stunts, made him a commodity among entertainers nationwide. Ses came from humble beginnings as a street performer in Boston, MA, swallowing swords and walking on broken glass. He quickly grew in the entertainment world, adding more stunts and comedy to his act and soon found himself traveling all over the United States performing everywhere from Casino’s to Colleges, corporate events, private engagements, theme parks, tattoo/motorcycle festivals and also appearing on numerous television shows and even in feature films.

His show is one of a kind, including many new and different stunts, comedy routines, audience interaction and a whole lot more. In 2007, Ses took on a show partner named Wyck and the two toured the country virtually non-stop. However due to different professional goals, the team decided to take a Hiatus from performing together and Ses has returned to his roots as a solo performer.

Audience’s can witness classic sideshow stunts severeley overhauled, as well as all new stunts that only The American Madman™ can provide, combined with hilarious prop comedy and a few surprises, for an evening of unforgettable entertainment.

This show is ideal entertainment for audience’s of ten to ten thousand and has been well received nationally from Boston to Las Vegas and everywhere in between. What makes this performance so unique is the ability to be altered to fit different performance situations and offers many different twists on the show such as the family friendly show, classic circus sideshow, hard-core show, renaissance show and more.

The American Madman™ has opened, with rave reviews, for such memorable rock bands as WARRANT, L.A. Guns, Firehouse, Molly Hatchet and Beautiful Creatures, as well as comedians Doug Stanhope from “The Man Show” and Marcus from “Last Comic Standing”.

When asked in an interview to describe the exhibition, Ses put it best when he stated, “If you want entertainment that will keep people talking then, sit down and hold on. We’re on a runaway roller coaster ride and the tracks are out ahead”.