DAVE
"SHOWTIME"
MEYER

Dave "Showtime" Meyer isn't your average rodeo clown — he's a high-octane entertainer who brings the arena to life with unforgettable energy and unmatched comedy. A former bull rider turned full-time performer, Showtime knows rodeo from the inside out. Timing is what separates good entertainers from great entertainers. Showtime's many years of behind the scenes experience help give him a better understanding of exactly when and where he is needed. He uses that understanding and is always ready to jump in and fill any gaps between the action. He focuses on helping each show flow seamlessly and he never stops working to keep the audience engaged.

Showtime is a rodeo clown first and foremost, but he's also an internet sensation. Some of the characters he has created have become fan favorites and have helped him gain new fans from all around the world. "Jacob" also known as “Don't Tell the Bishop”, is Showtime's wild and mischievous Amish neighbor and “THE HORSE SCREAMER”, a crazy blonde horse trainer and the self-proclaimed best barrel racer in the world, are his two most popular characters. Although Showtime does use his online presence to gain fans and provide entertainment all around the world, he also uses his global reach to promote the sport of rodeo. His goal is to continue using that platform as a marketing tool to help benefit the western sports industry.

Showtime blends slapstick humor, audience interaction, and pure showmanship into every performance. Since 2013 he has brought his unique style of comedy to events nationwide, making every show an experience fans won't forget. Whether he is entertaining fans in the arena, on a stage or online, his goal remains the same. There is a high demand for original, high energy, family-friendly entertainment, and that is exactly what this rodeo clown brings to the table. Showtime's goal is to deliver nonstop entertainment, cause laughter, spread joy, and be a little light in a dark world.

~Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father in heaven.~ Matthew 5:16