With over $4 million in ticket sales (and counting), SPANK! continues to delight presenters, critics and audiences alike. SPANK! delivers a perfect blend of side-splitting comedy and naughty fun that is thrilling sold-out audiences from coast-to-coast. Over 120 cities and counting, North America is getting SPANK’d one city at a time! Learn more at spankshow.com.

Sharpen your survival skills as we tackle all the fun of the novel and movie: poverty, oppression, war, twelve-year-olds with bows and arrows, the perfect recipe for a side-splitting night out! No matter what “district” you are from, prepare for an evening of outrageous and hysterical fun; the ultimate “tribute” to the best-selling novel and hit movie.

The world premiere takes place at CityStage in Springfield MA May 8^th – 11^th. Tickets are on-sale now at citystage.symphonyhall.com.

The Hungry Hungry Games: A Parody is not associated with, nor authorized by, author Suzanne Collins or Scholastic.

Archer Live! features a moderated discussion, a live reading of classic scenes from the Emmy® Award nominated series, and an audience Q&A with the all-star cast where fans will have a chance to get the inside scoop on their favorite show. Talent appearances include H. Jon Benjamin as Agent Sterling Archer, Aisha Tyler as Agent Lana Kane, Jessica Walter as Malory Archer, Chris Parnell as Cyril Figgis, Amber Nash as Pam Poovey, Lucky Yates as Krieger, series creator/executive producer Adam Reed as Agent Ray Gillette and executive producer Matt Thompson.

In his all new show, Buddy Valastro (TLC’s Cake Boss) shares decorating techniques and stories from the bakery in this family friendly interactive experience. Buddy Valastro continues to wow audiences of all ages with his live show experience, now three years in the making. In addition to the 21 city tour in November and December, Buddy has a new book out this month titled “Cooking Italian with the Cake Boss” from Simon & Schuster, along with a new season of “Next Great Baker” debuting November 26th. For the entire tour schedule, visit buddyontour.com.

Taping of a third season of “Long Island Medium” starts up in December with 2013 promising to be another amazing year for medium Theresa Caputo. Visit theresacaputo.com for more.

Fans in 20 cities this November and December will see just that and more in an all new show being produced by Mills Entertainment. One of the centerpiece shows of the TLC network, a fifth season of “Cake Boss” began airing on Memorial Day. Buddy’s holiday tour will launch in conjunction with a new season of “Next Great Baker” on TLC, and a new cookbook from Simon & Schuster.

Tickets for the Homemade for the Holidays Tour go on-sale Friday, June 15^th at www.buddyontour.com.

Mills Entertainment has signed an exclusive theatrical touring agreement with Theresa Caputo, of TLC’s Long Island Medium. The tour launched last month with multiple sell-out engagements and will continue throughout 2012 and beyond.  Theresa’s popular show has launched her career in front of millions, with her fans clamoring to see Theresa in action in the intimate surroundings of a theatre-setting.  ”We’re so excited to be working with Theresa.  Her talent and her amazing ability to connect with her audience is truly remarkable” said Michael Mills, Preside of Mills Entertainment.  ”We look forward to a long and fruitful relationship.”

Theresa Caputo is represented by Super Artists

January 6, 2012

Scholastic Media and Mills Entertainment announced today the kick off of a new 50- city live tour of ‘Clifford The Big Red Dog LIVE! A BIG Family Musical.’  This new musical adventure teaches audiences that ‘it only takes a little to BE BIG’. Clifford and Emily Elizabeth take a journey to Birdwell Island with their friends Cleo, T-Bone, Charley, Jetta and Mac.

“Bringing Clifford to the stage is a great way for children and families to experience the BIG red dog in an up close and personal way,” said Leslye Schaefer, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Consumer Products for Scholastic Media. “Clifford makes for a BIG star and we’re delighted to team up with Mills Entertainment to deliver an exciting and engaging theatrical experience for kids.”

The production, directed by Mark Fleischer, features a book written by Jeremy Dobrish with music and lyrics by Dennis Scott.

November was a sweet month for Buddy Valastro, the Cake Boss, as he hit the road and played to packed houses in 20 cities over 21 days.  The tour, a collaboration between Mills Entertainment, TLC, and Simon & Schuster, was timed to coincide with the release of Buddy’s second book, Baking with the Cake Boss.

Click here to check out behind-the-scenes footage at TLC.com.

Victoria Stillwell is best known as the host of Animal Planet’s hit tv series It’s Me or the Dog, through which she is able to share her insight and passion for positive, reward-based dog training. Reaching audiences in over 30 countries with her show, Stilwell also has two best-selling books It’s Me or the Dog: How to Have the Perfect Pet and Fat Dog Slim: How to Have a Healthy, Happy Pet. Dog lovers near and far can look forward to a fun and entertaining show that includes the demonstration of her techniques with dogs from a local animal shelter of your choice. Put together some powerful partnerships in the animal community and watch tickets fly out the door!

 For booking information and general availability, contact:

 John Trembler, Booking Manager

john@millsentertainment.com or 518.884.2960 x8005

Experiencing food and sharing culture is the name of the game for Andrew Zimmern, the host and creator of Travel Channel’s hit series Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern and Andrew Zimmern’s Bizarre World. He has travelled the world exploring food and now he brings his experiences and behind-the-scene stories to a live audience. Lucky audience members might even get the chance to try a few edible items for their own “bizarre foods” experience! Foodies and travel enthusiasts will unite for one of the most versatile and knowledgeable personalities in the food world.

For booking information and general availability, contact John Trembler, Booking Manager at
john@millsentertainment.com or 518.884.2960 x8005

After Charlie Sheen’s professional life fell apart in front of the whole world, he took his show on the road — the road straight to his people.

The actor’s now infamous Twitter posts and his poorly produced online TV episodes were only the start of his self-obsessed highway. The ridiculed “Violent Torpedo of Truth” tour, which plays the Wells Fargo Theatre on Thursday, has driven Sheen — and the rest of us — even further in a show of just how weirdly accessible celebrities have gotten in the last few years.

It’s not just Facebook pages, but actual, in-person tours that TV and movie stars are increasingly using to further their careers, push their agendas and develop new business.

“There’s no better way to connect with your fans than being in the same room as them,” said Justin Levy, a Denver-based promoter with Mills Entertainment, a company that produces several celebrity tours. “It’s a pretty amazing opportunity for a lot of these artists.”

If Sheen’s breakdown had happened a decade ago, we would have seen the edited clips on “Good Morning America” and that’s it — until the recovery. But these days, there’s a whole system set up for taking the show live.

Think about the triumphant, live-in-person underdog reinvention of Conan O’Brien and the TV-to-concert reincarnations of “Glee” and “American Idol.” Even the ship captains from the series “The Deadliest Catch” and chef Buddy Valastro from “Cake Boss” have gone on tour.

The routine: They will tell stories or answer questions, sing, dance, flirt, joke, show films, often with live music as part of the mix.

Sheen certainly gleaned a lesson from them all — most obviously O’Brien, who toured extensively when his “Tonight Show” was dumped by NBC.

Sheen’s tour, of course, is different. The failures of his anecdote- heavy act have been documented plentifully. But there is a way to do these kinds of shows right. And this relatively new live-entertainment spectacle has added even more depth and dimension to our modern, if expansive, definition of a concert.

“Sometimes it’s obvious,” said Mike Mills, the president of New York-based Mills Entertainment, “like the ‘Last Comic Standing’ tour we do for NBC. It’s a reality show, but it’s the finalists of a stand-up comedy competition.

Read more: Charlie Sheen on a road clogged with celebrity shows – The Denver Post