The Funny Robbers

When four down on their luck comedian's are forced to begin touring small comedy clubs again after spending years in arena's, all hell breaks lose when a bank CEO extorts them into robbing banks in the cities that they are performing in.

When four down on their luck comedian's are forced to begin touring small comedy clubs again after spending years in arena's, all hell breaks lose when a bank CEO extorts them into robbing banks in the cities that they are performing in. Comedian Carrot Top has some big decisions to make as he and his three fellow comedy buddies look for a way to get out from beneath the thumb of a sinister CEO who is stealing TARP funds, while hoping the robberies that he is forcing the comics to commit make up for those losses before the feds get wind of what he's been doing.

Brian Evans is a singer and an author. The novelist behind the "Horrorscope" trilogy, this is Brian's first comedy novel. As a singer, he was added to The National Baseball Hall of Fame for his historic music video, "At Fenway," which features legendary film and TV star William Shatner. To date, it has garnered close to 12 million views on YouTube alone. The song is the first ever to be licensed by Major League Baseball, and he is the first solo artist ever to shoot a music video at Fenway Park, home to The Boston Red Sox. His latest music video, "Creature," was filmed at The Bates Motel, the actual location of the Alfred Hitchcock thriller, "Psycho." He is the first singer ever to film a music video at this classic motion picture location. As a singer, he has also performed as the opening act for Joan Rivers, Jay Leno, Social Distortion, and Dionne Warwick among others. He is working on several fictional novels, including an autobiography simply titled, "Me." He is currently working on a debut album.