Outstanding Impressionist/ Comedian to Make Letterman Debut

Rising star. Impressionist. Comedian. Movie star. And now you can add talk show guest to his resume. Seems like everything’s coming up roses for comedic sensation Reggie Reg.

Known as one of the top impressionists in the world today, Reggie Reg will be making an appearance on “The Late Show” as part of “Impressionist Week 2” the follow-up to last fall’s successful “Impressionist Week.”

Reggie Reg has appeared on such well-known programs as “The Bad Boys of Comedy” on HBO, and the films “The Negotiator” and “Remember the Titans”

Reggie Reg was also one of the stars of the hilarious live-comedy show, “Barber Shop Jokes,” available now on Amazon, Ebay, and for rental at Netflix.

If you order the film at www.singahe.com, and use the coupon code jokesale50, you will get the film for 50% off, not including shipping and handling. Offer expires 5/15/07.

Get ready to laugh out loud with this groundbreaking video from director Mark Harris, featuring four of the most hilarious quipsters ever to come out of the Windy City. Filmed on Chicago's South Side, the DVD showcases the stand-up comedy stylings of Reggie Reg, Bald Head, Ill Will and BLT (aka Bryan Turner), who find themselves facing one tough crowd: the clientele and staff of a real barbershop. “Barber Shop Jokes” is distributed by Echelon Studios.

Echelon Studios is a Los Angeles-based company whose principals have over thirty years of experience in production, domestic distribution and foreign sales of current and classic independent feature films and shorts. Executives attend all of the major markets including Cannes, Milan, Sundance, AFM, NAPTE and Toronto among others.

As a production, domestic distribution and foreign sales company, Echelon Studios handles multiple facets of the entertainment industry. Echelon Studio's library contains more than 250 first run titles, encompassing a wide variety of genre comprised of comedy, drama, horror, documentary, psychological thriller, family, and animation. In the coming months, Echelon Studios looks to begin production on its own films for theatrical release as well as for television and DVD.