Synopsis
Paul Zerdin's "Hands Free" is a ventriloquism comedy show featuring his popular puppet characters like Sam, Albert, Baby, and Roger the bodyguard, exploring everyday situations, giving a glimpse into Zerdin's world and his unique ability to throw his voice, with audience interaction being a key part of the hilarious performances.
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