Twain is better known for his books, essays and humorous storytelling than for his riotous and calamitous real-life adventures. Perhaps America's first superstar as a writer and lecturer, his influence was global. Despite this, his business ventures resulted in one catastrophe after another. Yet his humor, wit and wisdom helped Twain - and the rest of America - survive the Great Depression (of the 19th Century). Book him today!

What would Twain have to say were he alive today? Alan Kitty's impersonation explores the nearly inexhaustible parallels between his century and ours. Twain had something of interest to say about nearly any topic of the day. Now, Twain in the Twenty-first Century invites you to share a laugh at the expense of the entire human race.

Just contact us to arrange a Twain appearance written exclusively for your event; or, check out our current performance schedule to get tickets to "Mark Twain's Last Stand" while the show is touring in your area. If the show isn't accessible, you can also book a private performance date.

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