Harley is an award-winning storyteller who always involves the audience.


Harley eats fire, spits fire, and blows up fireworks taped to his body! He walks barefoot on sharp swords, and dances in broken glass! He stops a fan with his tongue, and clears his sinuses with a high-heeled shoe! He swallows swords, and has two world records on beds of nails!


"So far beyond what anyone else is currently doing, he's already the

premier sideshow performer of the 22nd century!"

                                                  James Taylor, editor-Shocked and Amazed

“Words like: stunning, death defying,  

  amazing, unbelievable, totally fascinating

  and truly spectacular- do not even come

  close to describing Harley’s show.”

                                                                 Gordon College















 

“This is not just a gross-out show.

  It’s a cerebral romp through what

  makes us human. Harley broke all

  attendance records. Students

  loved it!”

                                       Penn State-Berks

Harley smacks down a dart, shot at his face with a blowgun!  He takes someone for a unicycle ride, while he’s wearing a blindfold! He has absolute control of his pulse!

“Too Dangerous to Publish”  Guinness Book of Records


"World Renowned Escape Artist!” Fox TV

“It was a full house! Standing room only and out

  the door. Students raved, and wanted more.”

                                                        SUNY-Morrisville

“Harley moved from one stunt to the next,

  building anticipation of what crazy thing he

  would do next. Fantastic! Easy show to

  promote.”

                                              Alfred State College


Harley picks locks with his toes, and works combination locks, feeling the numbers with his tongue. He escapes from a straitjacket, riding a unicycle through the audience.

Harley’s been bound with duct tape, electrical wire, garden hose, plastic wrap, chains, ropes, and a myriad of other things, and still managed to escape. He’s been tied with specialty knots by cowboys, sailors, mountain climbers, and ex-military “interrogators”. He has never been successfully tied with rope!

Audience members wrap him in over a quarter-mile of plastic food wrap, with just a snorkel for breathing, and then jam a cork into the snorkel, cutting off his air.