How to Book Richard and Deborah for Your Event

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Richard and Deborah Popovich take bookings for music and clean-comedy shows in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia. RichardandDeborah.com is the main place to review their show information, watch videos, read client reviews, and start a booking inquiry. The site does not publish a booking form, phone number, or email address in the material available here, so the practical path is to open the site and use the contact route provided there.

What to confirm before you reach out

Booking goes faster when you can answer a few basics up front:

  • Date and time of the event, including whether you need a full evening or a shorter set.
  • Location and venue type — they perform across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia.
  • Event type — the site lists community events, fundraisers, volunteer appreciation events, agricultural society functions, customer appreciation events, ladies nights out, fairs and exhibitions, dinner theatre shows (show only), company and staff parties, anniversaries and birthdays, and nostalgic shows for seniors' lodges, hospitals, and long-term care.
  • Audience size and age range — their material is built to work for a wide range of ages and musical tastes.
  • Whether you want personalization — past clients specifically praised Richard for weaving details about their team into the show.

How to use the website to book

  1. Open RichardandDeborah.com. The homepage is the entry point for show information and booking.
  2. Watch the videos. The page invites visitors to click or scroll to see videos. This is the fastest way to judge whether the classic hits and clean-comedy format fits your event.
  3. Read the reviews. Client testimonials are collected on the site, with a link to more reviews. These tell you how the show lands with real audiences.
  4. Check the show types list. Confirm your event falls into one of the categories they already serve.
  5. Use the site's contact route. The available material does not specify a form, email, or phone number, so look for the contact or booking link on the site itself and send your date, location, and event details.

What past clients say, and why it matters for booking

Two testimonials in the site material are worth reading before you inquire:

  • Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions (Stettler, AB): General Manager R.C. (Bob) Willis says they have worked with Richard and Deborah for 30 years and recommends them without hesitation, noting guests are "enthralled and fully engaged."
  • Surepoint Group (Nisku, AB): Office Assistant Stephanie Walsh describes a Christmas party where Richard memorized details she sent about the corporate team and worked them into the show in a "classy and funny way," with the whole audience involved. She adds that the music is "an added bonus."

The takeaway: if you want a show that references your organization or guests, send that information in advance. The Surepoint example shows it can be incorporated — but it depended on the client supplying details beforehand.

Where they perform

The site states their service area as Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia, and describes the shows as suitable for all events. If your event falls outside those provinces, the site material does not indicate coverage, so ask directly when you make contact.

Common snags

  • No published booking form or contact details in the available material. Plan to find the contact method on the site rather than assuming a direct email or phone number is listed.
  • No pricing information is published. The site material contains no rates, packages, or payment details, so budget and deposit questions need to be asked directly.
  • "Dinner theatre shows" are listed as show only. If you need dinner service as part of the booking, clarify that separately.
  • Personalization needs lead time. The Surepoint review suggests sending background material ahead of the event, not on the day.