Washington, D.C. - Gross National Product is the comedy group called "always funny" by the Washington Post who turns "this morning's headlines into this evening's punch lines." GNP has been in the political funny business since 1982 with hilarious fast-paced revues such as "Man Without A Contra," "A Newt World Order, "All the President's Women," "Son of a Bush," "Don"t Tea on Me," to name a few and soon babble to babble coverage that will "Mock the Vote." GNP's fast-paced revue skewers news-makers and news-breakers nationwide, and has appeared in its own specials for PBS. GNP has performed for the National Press Club, the Smithsonian Arts Series, The Newseum and privately for groups, conventions, corporate events and government.

GNP offers customized virtual productions via internet for your event whether it is one impersonator, the group, or our Motivational Speaker parody.

The Scandal Tours™ is an irreverent tour hosted by members of Gross National Product which highlights the lowlifes in the Nation's Capital. From the Fondling Fathers to Watergate to the U.S. Congress, GNP's Scandal Tours is the original comedy drive-by-on-wheels which hit the pavement in 1988 following Gary Hart and Donna Rice's backdoor debut to scandal fame and less fortune. Entertainment Tonight says "if voyeurism is your thing, there is a beauty of a tour in DC," and the Wall Street Journal calls it "a comedy feast." The tour is available to groups year-round to enTOURtain groups.

GNP On YouTube (and Instagram, Twitter and Facebook)!

See clips from some of our recent stage shows as well as a blast from the past from clips of some of our PBS TV specials on our YouTube gnpcomedy channel (as well as our second channel gnpcomedy1). Also follow us on the Twitter @gnpcomedy, on our Facebook gnpcomedy page for some shots of earlier shows, news of upcoming shows, etc., and on the Instagram @gnpcomedy. All from your mobile phones or even here on the interwebs.

Gross National Product is a Washington-based comedy team that has been skewering the powers-that-be in the nation"s capital for over 30 years in venues across the country.