Jimmy Shubert born and raised in Philadelphia was one of seven boys with a police detective Dad and a school teaching Mom.

Jimmy attended a magnet  high school for the creative and performing arts and he was a professional working magician by age 15. He especially liked taking the acting classes

Jimmy started performing stand-up comedy right out of high school in the local Philadelphia area. He moved out to Los Angeles during The Comedy Boom of the eighties and after being noticed by Sam Kinison, he became one of Sam’s outlaws and performed with them in Las Vegas casinos, showrooms and at the Universal Amphitheater in front of 6500 people

In 1997 JIMMY did well enough at the Montreal "Just For Laughs" festival to get a holding deal to develop a sitcom for 20th Century Fox

JIMMY has performed all over the United States twice, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Ireland, Mexico, and along with Drew Carey performed for the troops in the Middle East and Afghanistan for Armed Forces Entertainment.

JIMMY Polkes holes and political correctness from a working man’s point of view. His latest album released on iTunes, Apple, and Amazon Music depicts that being a Comic in today’s culture is like walking through a minefield wearing clown shoes! His fifth Comedy album produced by Grammy Award nominated Dan  Shlissel is entitled : "Clown Shoes!"

Jimmy kicked off his very busy acting career in 1999 playing Vic Jr, the bouncer in the movie “GO” directed by Doug Lyman. That movie became a cult hit and catapulted Jimmy into many other high profile films such as Mr. and Mrs. Smith starring Bran-gelina, Jerry Bruckheimer‘s Coyote Ugly, One Hour Photo starring Robin Williams and The Italian Job starring Charlize Theron.

On television Jimmy did fifteen  King of Queens over five years, several appearances on Entourage and guest starring roles on Monk, E.R.,  Two Broke Girls and  Disney’s hit show Zeke and Luther.

Jimmy has been in all the big Documentaries about Comedy from 'Dying Laughing' to

'I am Sam Kinison' to the three part masterpiece by Mike Binder, which shows the entire history of comedy from the early 1970s until present time simply entitled "The Comedy Store!"

Please Welcome a man who has truly been through every phase of show business from television, movies, stand up, magic  and he is still going strong:

Jimmy Shubert