ABC's Wayne Brady, a fantastic talent

ABC's Wayne Brady, a fantastic talent

One has come to realize that Wayne Brady is a compelling young entertainer whose multiple gifts are very impressive, well balanced between vocal brilliance, articulate speech and an extroverted commentary.

"The Wayne Brady Show" airs in Chicago on Ch. 7, Wednesdays at 8 p.m.

Brady is a magnetic personality, projecting with a wonderful distinctive sense of comic urgency.

His variety revue is perhaps the most potent on television. I like him because he is real with his improvisational antics and his penetrating projection of songs. Additionally, he is a fantastic dancer. He really reminds one of Sammy Davis Jr.

It is shocking to realize that Brady earlier in life wanted to become a soldier in the U.S. military. However, somewhere along the way, his innate ability for the arts surfaced and he quickly changed direction.

While thinking about his various talents and how he could be really successful as an actor or appearing in a musical, he realized that the most awful situation he could experience was to forget his lines.

In order to perfect his natural ability, he decided to study and perfect his dramatic improvisational ability. That decision has materialized because he is fabulous and quick-witted.

Not willing to just be a personality known as a freestyle comedian, he perfected his own individual style.

He is currently seen by millions every Wednesday and his potential is tremendous. His fans are only witnessing just a small portion of his genius.

Not only is he a gifted artist, he is one who has the potential to do anything. During his performances, he has provided audiences with James Brown, done an improv song with Brian McKnight and appeared with Justin Timberlake.

"When I finish work and I go home, I want to be completely entertained. The last thing I want to see is some guy with a wacky neighbor and a laugh track," he says.

Because of his ability to criticize properly, he has developed a fantastic show.

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