Amaru

The real Amaru Lewis put on a great show. In fact Amaru booked the whole show and it was fantastic. It was Very funny and Amaru is knowledgeable in all areas of entertainment. He took the time to explain how to make our venue more welcoming and inviting for comedy shows. He taught us a lot and we are grateful, and that was before the show. Every member of the audience was laughing so hard, slapping the table, and belting out sounds of joy and laughter. We all had an exceptional time, and we cannot wait to see them all again. Thanks so much for making the Cheaper Than Therapy comedy series a hit
Blessings, Moon

Amaru did an awesome job performing at our company holiday party. He interacted with the crowd and had everybody laughing. Outside of his performance, Amaru was cool to talk to and very professional. I plan to hire him again!

Amaru was wonderful! So was Carlin!!!!!!!! Thanks guys!

Amaru was a part of our Christmas Party with about 70 associates. He connected well with our people and was very enjoyable and funny! I would recommend him for your next event.

Amaru was the featured guest for "Love & Laughter For A Child's Heart & Uncle Goodie" hosted by For A Child's H.E.A.R.T., Inc. and the McCree-Goudeau Art Gallery. The program was a collaborative celebration of life and fundraiser event held to raise funds for foster youth and the Goodie Scholarship Foundation, while also celebrating the birthday of the non-profit’s Founder/Director.
A former foster youth, Amaru had the audience rolling as he shared real life stories about his childhood and youth, living from a dysfunctional family to a dysfunctional system.

The audience, of which several members were former foster youth themselves , could definitely relate to the irony of being a child yet having the ability to see the uncanny twistedness in the behaviors of the adults who were supposed to provide for and protect him. Life is real and real is funny.

The young people were surprised and excited to find Amaru to be “real” and approachable, as they took turns to have their photographs taken with him.

Amaru’s message wasn’t only funny, but also contained a strong message of inspiration and hope for those who have a desire to overcome the craziness of their past and “be somebody” despite the cards dealt to them.
The recently widowed owner of the gallery, whose health had been fragile since the passing of her husband only weeks prior, who is the honoree of the scholarship fund, said when she returned home that evening a family member looked at her and said: “You look so much better! Where have you been?” She responded “I’ve been laughing!” 

We have adopted Amaru into our hearts and can’t wait for him to come back to work together with us in healing hearts! 