With his place cemented as one of the true legends of comedy, comedian Bruce Bruce continues his career as one of the best in his craft. With a recognizable name and an impressive reputation, Bruce’s steady style of comedy has been showcased across the country – on stage, on TV, in film and on the written page. Bruce can currently be seen on “LIT AF Tour” with Martin Lawrence, “The Real Mike Epps Tour,” and the “Royal Comedy Tour” with Sommore. He is also featured on the Netflix series “Family Reunion” as Brother Davis. He’s appeared in the Steve Harvey comedy “Think Like a Man,” the Chris Rock-directed, “Top Five,” and in “The Trap,” “Undercover Brother 2,” and “Miracles Across 125th Street” with Nick Cannon. Bruce’s memoir Baby James Brown, which regales its readers with hilarious stories from his childhood and experiences that shaped Bruce Bruce into the comedian he is today. Bruce made his first appearance on HBO’s “Def Comedy Jam”; followed quickly by an appearance on the “Showtime at the Apollo.” He signed on as host of “Comic View”, and then as host of the comedian competition show on BET “Coming to the Stage.” He has made appearances in music videos with Ludacris and the Ying Yang Twins (after being named in their hit song “Salt Shaker”), Quad City DJ’s “Come On Ride the Train (Ride It)”and Outkast’s “So Fresh, So Clean.” He’s a guest on radio shows and podcasts, including Kevin Hart’s “Comedy Gold Minds”, Marc Maron’s “WTF,” “85 South Show,” with DC Young Fly, and Netflix’s “Strong Black Lead.”