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About Fran Capo

Comedienne Fran Capo doesn't mind if you call her motor mouth. In fact, she's proud of it! Fran Capo is The Guinness Book of World Records fastest talking female clocked at 603.32 words per minute. That's 10 words a second!

Her fast talking, boundless energy, down to earth approach makes her easy to relate to and a fun quick witted TV guest. She has appeared worldwide on over 250 TV shows including Good Morning America, Larry King Live, TRL with Carson Daly, Entertainment Tonight, and Ripley's Believe it or Not. She has been featured on over 1000 radio shows including Howard Stern and Scott and Todd on WPLJ.

As a comedienne, Fran Capo has performed in major comedy clubs and colleges from Dangerfield's in New York to the Comedy Stop at the Trop in Las Vegas. With her own novelty rap record Rappin Mae she toured with LL Cool J and the Fat Boys.

On the corporate front, Capo is sought after not only as a motivational speaker, "impostor", and seminar presenter but also as a featured author. Her topics and books authored of the same title include: How to Get Publicity without a Publicist, How to Break into Voiceovers, Dare to Do It, and Humor and Business Speaking.

Fran also has numerous commercials under her belt, with characters ranging from a judge to the worlds oldest customer for Nissan, Pitney Bowes, Pudgies Chicken, MCI, GE Capital, Flexon Eyeglasses, 1-800-Flowers and Perdue Short Cut Entrees.

As an actress and voiceover talent Fran has appeared in several movies and cartoons including Lonely in America, with Spike Lee and in the 1997 Sundance Film Festival winner, Sunday.

Several authors have profiled Fran in their show business books including, Comic Lives by Betsy Borns, Tricks of the Trade by Jerry Dunn, and Revolutionary Laughter by Roz Warren. Fran is also a freelance writer with her motivational and adventure stories appearing in Carribean Magazine, Internet sites, Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul and the new Random House book, "Life's a Stitch." (2002)

Testimonials

"Your presentation was on the mark, hilarious, raised the level of spirit with the group and was generously applauded by all the members of the audience!"

Doug Kulig
Motorola