The multi-talented entertainer, Anthony Griffith, emerged on the national scene, appearing on the Tonight Show and following that with over twenty-five comedy appearances on various networks that included Comedy Central, Showtime and HBO. Anthony’s longevity is in no small part due to his inventive brand of humor. Whether reminiscing about a younger brother saddled with hand-me-downs, “Even his childhood pictures were old pictures of me,” or his thoughts on marriage, “After twenty years, five stitches and one restraining order, I wake up saying, 'I’m sorry.’" In 1994, Anthony was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, but that has not held him back. He has continued to perform steadily since the diagnosis, acting in films and on television as well as performing at churches, corporate events and theaters. Understanding that laughter is food for the soul, Anthony’s mission is simple: “To make you laugh, one joke or story at a time."