Penn and Teller are a couple of eccentric guys who have learned how to do a few cool things. Together since 1975, their award-winning theater show has been a long running hit on and off-Broadway. The duo keeps a busy touring schedule, performing live more than 100 times this year alone.

Favorite guests on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Live! with Regis and Kathie Lee, Penn and Teller have made dozens of television appearances including, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, The Today Show and Saturday Night Live. Penn and Teller are also frequent guests on several popular television series, having appeared as Drell and Skippy in the hit ABC series Sabrina, The Teenage Witch; as attorneys Fenn and Geller on The Drew Carey Show; as well as appearances on Friends, Dharma and Greg, Babylon 5, Home Improvement and The Simpsons. Penn and Teller Get Killed, directed by Arthur Penn, saw the pair in their big screen debut. This December, Penn and Teller will appear in Walt Disney's Fantasia 2000 in move theatres everywhere.

The 1985 PBS special, Penn and Teller Go Public, won two Emmys and the International Golden Rose. Other television projects have included the ABC special Penn and Teller's Home Invasion, the ShowTime movie Penn and Teller's Invisible Thread, the NBC special Don't Try This At Home, the PBS Children' series Behind The Scenes, and The Unpleasant World of Penn and Teller and Penn and Teller's Phobophilia, both for Britain's Channel 4.

Penn and Teller 's most recent and most ambitious project is their weekly, Emmy nominated variety series, Penn and Teller's Sin City Spectacular, or the Fx Network. Taped on location in Las Vegas, the show features appearances by top movie, television and music stars, eclectic variety performers and new, never before seen Penn and Teller tricks.

Penn and Teller have written two best-selling books, Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends and How To Play With Your Food. Their most recent book, How To Play In Traffic, is a collection of practical jokes, miracles and anecdotes, that makes travel funnier than ever before.

Penn and Teller appear as evil magicians Paine and Terrore in Steven Spielberg's Director's Chair, a CD-ROM by DreamWorks Interactive. The duo serve as Visiting Scholars at MIT, which is the highest honor bestowed by the school and were recently named two of the funniest people alive in Entertainment Weekly's "50 Greatest Comedians Today" issue.

Penn and Teller's Penn Jillette began a weekday one-hour talk show on Infinity Broadcasting's Free FM radio network in January 2006 with cohost Michael Goudeau.