Wayne Allyn Robbins
and
Ellen Perry McPherson-Root-Robbins-Hayes
New! MotiFAKEtional Speakers™
You've
invited some of the top speakers to motivate you at your special event, now let
one of corporate America's top comedy attractions motifake you with their hilarious
send-up of the self-help and motivational speaker industry. GNP's razor-sharp
parody utilizes audience inspired improvisation, music, sketches & customized
material.
ABOUT THE "SPEAKERS":
Ellen Perry McPherson-Root-Robbins-Hayes Ellen is the proud mother of four
and is a four time divorcee. She's the best selling author of, "My Way or
No Way!," "To Be You, You Must Be Me," "Nurturing Your Inner
Me," and the children's self-help guide, "Shut Up or I'll Really Give
You Something to Cry About." Ellen is the founder and director of Ellen Perry's
Ashram & Past Life Regression Center in San Francisco, CA.
Wayne Allyn Robbins Wayne is the founder of the Wayne Allyn Robbins Foundation
and Realignment Center, the host of the Robbins Group: A Panel Discussion For
Winners, and best selling author of "Unlimited Publicity," "Stomp
the Dwarf Inside," and "I'm Okay, You're Okay, But I'm Rich." Wayne
lives on a sprawling 1.2 acre MotiFAKEtional™ dude-ranch he founded in 1981,
near Santa Fe, NM.
Wayne & Ellen fell in love with themselves...and then with each other at
an EST empowerment seminar. They were later married at Machu Picchu during the
Harmonic Convergence. Although their marriage lasted only a few short weeks, they
went on to become co-creators of the radically successful and lucrative seminar
that's sweeping the nation.
"Best of the show, though, are Simmons and Thompson who push a New Age
brand of prosperity consciousness. With Thompson tossing her hair and barking,
"Go for It?', they assure us that "Getting money and getting stuff is
what life's all about.' Politicians come and go, and topical humor ages fast.
But greed and self-delusion, fueled by the hucksters art, are forever." -
San Francisco Examiner
"For sheer maniacal perfection, the motivational team of Wayne Allyn
Robbins and Ellen Perry is a riot," - Washington Post
"The show's best moments are in a vicious send-up of a Tony Robbins motivational
session by John Simmons and Chris Thompson." - San Francisco Bay Guardian