DANNY GANS: THE MAN OF MANY VOICES SHOW was seen live by millions of people for over a decade in Las Vegas. Many of those people traveled thousands of miles and returned repeatedly to witness the phenom Danny Gans perform and entertain. The DANNY GANS: THE MAN OF MANY VOICES film will tell the life story of one of Las Vegas’ premier headliners. Beyond the storyline of a twelve time, ‘Entertainer Of The Year’, the film will include a deep and intimate look at the philanthropist, the father, and the man. Through the eyes of his son, director Andrew Davies Gans and a compilation of show footage, photographs, home movies, archival footage, interviews, and cinematic dramatizations the viewer will gain a deep understanding and appreciation for the once Vegas icon. The film will pull back the veil on one of the most private and influential entertainers Vegas has ever seen providing unprecedented access to candid interviews with his band members, manager, family, friends and hotel executives. The film will explore how the Vegas landscape continuously changed over the years and the viewer will discover how over the course of Danny’s career he was able to adapt and thrive where so many didn’t. Performing against the Las Vegas backdrop of Cirque Du Soleil, Broadway musicals, Flashy Magicians, Showgirls, and global celebrities on short term stays, Danny Gans was the hottest ticket in all of Las Vegas - accruing unprecedented numbers of honors, awards and a variety of other accolades. Join us behind the curtain and uncover the events that shaped Danny Gans to become, “The Man Of Many Voices”.

Born on October 25th 1956 in Torrance, CA, Danny Gans’ story is one of triumph over tragedy and beating the odds in Las Vegas. Before headlining on the Las vegas strip, Danny’s dream was to be a major league baseball player - a dream he worked at tirelessly with his father. Danny’s relationship with his father was loving but when it came to baseball, it was a business. Drafted by the Kansas City Royals out of high school, Danny elected to play in college at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, where he met his wife, Julie. For a short time, the minor leagues was his playground as he was drafted again, this time by the Chicago White Sox. He’d considered himself just a fun guy to have on the bus but little did he know a career-ending injury would bring his life-long dream of baseball to an end. He dedicated his life and his career path to entertainment, honing impressions at corporate events all over the world quickly becoming the number one corporate act in America. In 1995, he was invited to perform his one-man show in New York, "Danny Gans on Broadway: The Man of Many Voices,”. After a short run on Broadway at the Neil Simon theater and being offered a year-long extension, he opted instead to head to Vegas. With Vegas in his sights, he nabbed the headlining spot at the opening of the Stratosphere. He jumped from the Rio to the Mirage, where he spent eight years in a showroom built specifically for him, and then to Encore, Las Vegas Boulevard's newest luxury behemoth. Though The Strip morphed repeatedly, Danny Gans stood atop the Vegas entertainment scene from the moment he arrived.