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Heath Hyche

A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Heath Hyche was bitten by the acting bug when he wore a giant orange costume as his high school's mascot.  

In college, Heath won Auburn University's title of "The Funniest Person on Campus". He went on to perform at an open-mic audition at the Birmingham Comedy Club which launched his career into stand-up comedy.

As a green Southern comic, Heath headed to Hollywood and was discovered by an agent while performing at the Comedy Store in Los Angeles. The next week he was auditioning for female comedy legend, Roseanne Barr.  She cast him in her Saturday Night Special show on the spot and Heath has been working in television, film and comedy ever since.

Heath has toured internationally as a comedy headliner and has opened for entertainment greats such as Michael Bublè, Ray Charles, Wynonna Judd, and Brooks and Dunn.

Hundreds of families write fan mail for his unique, show-stopping work as a headlining act for Disney Cruise Lines' world-class entertainment offerings.

Other TV credits include an appearance on Two Guys and A Girl, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and These Old Broads, with Shirley MacLaine, Joan Collins, Elizabeth Taylor, Debbie Reynolds and Jonathan Silverman. He was a regular on Style and Substance, with Jean Smart and Nancy McKeon. Recent pilots include Jack's House and a leading role in Mark of Greatness. He was a cast member of Blue Collar TV alongside Jeff Foxworthy, Larry the Cable Guy, and Bill Engvall and appeared as a semi-finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing Season 6. 

On the big screen, Heath appeared in the films Man on the Moon with Jim Carrey and Courtney Love and The Odd Couple II with legends Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau.

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