Ron Pearson

Not only does Ron Pearson juggle in his act, he also juggles his Hollywood career. As a stand-up comedian, Pearson has made hundreds of TV appearances on shows like "The Late Late Show," "Chelsea Lately," "The Dennis Miller Show," "NickMom Night Out," and "Comedy Central." Pearson’s first comedy special earned him three Telly Awards, and he was nominated for Corporate Comedian of the Year. His second special initiated a national tour with "The Apostles of Comedy."

As an actor, Pearson has taken on various roles. Audiences might recognize him from his recurring roles on series such as "That '70s Show," "The George Lopez Show," the Disney Channel film "Starstruck," and the film "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" with Steve Carell.

Pearson's stand-up comedy has also made him a top television warm-up performer for shows like "Last Man Standing," "Baby Daddy," "Netflix's Fuller House," "The Ranch," and Disney Channel shows such as "Good Luck Charlie." He currently tours nationwide at major stand-up venues and theaters. Additionally, Pearson is a favored corporate entertainer, performing at events for companies like McDonald's, Motorola, and Toyota, and sharing the stage with notable figures such as Bob Hope and Kenny Rogers. He customizes his performances to align with the themes and needs of corporate audiences, whether as the main entertainment or as a host, and is known for his engaging comedy and juggling routines.

The Hollywood Reporter described him as "a comic ball of fire." The Los Angeles Times commented, "I laughed so hard my jaws ached."