Michael Davis' talent for comedy and clowning was evident at an early age. A graduate of the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus Clown College and a veteran San Francisco street performer, he hit big time appearing in "Broadway Follies," a Broadway musical that flopped, but won him raves from the critics. "Follies" closed on opening night and the next day, Davis was hired to appear in the hit musical "Sugar Babies." These two Broadway performances won him a Drama Desk Award nomination and a Theatre World Award for Best Featured Actor in a musical.

Davis went on to play five attention grabbing sets on NBC's "Saturday Night Live", in addition to other highly popular television appearances on "Late Night with David Letterman", "The Tonight Show" and "The Today Show." He was the subject of a biography on ABC's "20/20" and a co-star in the NBC comedy series "The News is the News."

Davis has done several command performances for the President of the United States, including two inaugural galas. His countless personal appearances have been with such major attractions as Julio Iglesias, Shirley MacLaine and Frank Sinatra.