Steven Rogers is a New York City based comedian who has been making others laugh for most of his life. In December 2017, he was named funniest clean comic at the Manhattan Comedy Festival. Being a skilled joke writer, Steven has been featured on numerous websites such as eBaum’s World, the Chive, and College Humor. His comedic ability has established him as a feature act in comedy clubs and theaters across the country openin

g for national comedians like Brian Regan. His clever rapid fire material full of observations about his life and the world around him has entertained audiences from coast to coast! read more

Reggie Edwards is a rapper and stand up comedian in the St. Louis scene. He’s a regular host at the St. Louis Funny Bone, where he just won their 2016 Comedy Contest.

Your Name
Reggie Edwards

How long have you performed stand up?
I’ve been doing comedy for 3 years

Who are your biggest comedic influences?
My biggest comedy influences are Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock, and a little bit of Katt Williams.

Describe your worst moment on stage.
Worst time on stage? I’ll say it was at the Ambassador. when I was like 5 months in they had a comedy competition with two rounds. The first round was seven minutes,  which I managed to advance with barely enough material and a wrestling leotard I decided to wear (I thought that was comedy back then.  Don’t judge me.  Also, it kind of is. So, shut up.) By the time the second round came, I was out of material and leotards. S0, I was on stage struggling to make them laugh and then I just heard a “Boo!!” from the first row and I just disappeared and woke up in the hospital. The doctor said he don’t know how I survived. read more

Gordy Mcniff Stand-up Comedian

Gordy McNiff is a New York City-based comedian who has performed at various local comedy clubs, including the New York Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, and Greenwich Village Comedy Club. He shares humorous insights on single life in the city, drawing from his personal experiences. Gordy is active on Instagram under the handle @lordofthegords

, where he posts about his comedy shows and daily life.

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With an even keeled delivery belying blistering takes, Norlex Belma has become one of the hottest comics working in New York City. Norlex got his start in one of the nation’s fastest growing comedy scenes, Pittsburgh, after attending Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Music. Norlex now resides back home in his native Brooklyn and has performed at clubs and colleges around the country including UCB NYC, Carolines on Broadway, The Stand, New York Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, Pittsburgh Improv, The Grisly Pear, Zanies, The Blue Note, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, SUNY Oswego, and NYU. Norlex has opened for national headliners such as Gary Gulman, Godfrey, Emma Willmann, Jessica Kirson, Sam Tallent, Marina Franklin, Jermaine Fowler, Dean Edwards, Liza Treyger, and Rob Schneider. read more

Christy Miller is a veteran stand-up comic who looks like the superhero of superfunny supermodels. She spends her nights making the people of New York City feel cheap and dirty with her ladylike vulgar comedy (there IS such a thing…somewhere), her days lifting about 300 lbs. at the gym, her mornings lifting 12 oz. lattes at Starbucks – but not before opening herself up to the most degrading verbal abuse from her local barista who can barely lift 10 lbs. because he weighs less than 140 lbs. The worst part? The verbal tongue lashing is part of her order (see “Exhibit A” below). It makes no damn sense. And her fans keep coming back over and over. They haven’t figured her out and they’re not giving up anytime soon.
Nearly 20 years as a staple on the stand-up comedy scene, Christy Miller spent the first half of her career at the world famous Comedy Store on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood where she caught the eyes of legendary comics Paul Mooney and Andrew “Dice” Clay with her vulgar, balls out, nothing sacred style of dirty jokes. Shortly thereafter, “Dice” invited Christy to open for him at his shows and, during that time, she was featured on his album cover, “Face Down, Ass Up.”
Shortly after, Paul Mooney took Christy on the road to feature for him and later took her to New York City her first time in 1999. Mooney made her his permanent feature act at Caroline’s on Broadway by 2005. Christy relocated to NYC, quickly created a name for herself in the urban circuit, and was eventually dubbed “Nasty Barbie” by Mooney.
Christy later expanded her public persona by jumping into the world of roller derby starting with the Gotham Girls Roller Derby and was later drafted in 2006 by the Manhattan Mayhem. After 2 seasons under the alias ‘Bitchie Slambora’, Christy retired her skates and, like a good missionary, decided to focus all of her energy on stand-up comedy because “those dirty jokes won’t tell themselves.”
Christy has since more than paved her own way and, over the years, has been featured on: “Best Damn Sports Show Period”, “Boy Meets World”, BET’s “Comic Mania”, Tammy Pescatelli’s “Stand Up Mother” and films like “Strange Days” and “Nixon”. She was also featured on Vinny Pastore’s “The Wiseguys Show” on Sirius. During roller derby season, Christy was the host of “Radio Free Derby” for the Gotham Girls Roller Derby.
These days, you can see Christy at Broadway Comedy Club where she co produces the all female comedy show, “Broadly Funny”, and co hosts “The Angel Salazar Radio Show” with Angel Salazar (Chi Chi from Scarface) and is his opening act on stage.
At this time, Christy is still in a very abusive relationship with one very angry barista at Starbucks. She refuses help at this time. read more

Jen Kober is originally from Lake Charles, LA, and has energetically bounded onto the national stage bringing crowds to their feet with her original blend of stand-up, story telling, and improvised rock-n-roll comedy.  Her hard-hitting hour is phenomenally funny as Kober commands the stage and dares you not to laugh. Jen was the 2017 Winner of NPR’s Snap Judgement Comedic Performance of the Year for her Girl Scout Cookie Caper  story which we

nt viral upon its release earlier that year. Kober received the 2018 Comedic Performance of the Year for her latest story titled How I was Saved By Waffles.. read more

Abbi Crutchfield is a comedian named one of the 18 Funny Women You Should Be Following on Twitter by Huffington Post Comedy. Her jokes have earned her a place as a contributor to Witstream.

She is a UCB alum and produces two live comedy shows, Positively Awesome and The Living Room Show. She has been featured on VH1 and MTV as well as in national commercials, and tours with Pink Collar Comedy.

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Jeff Maurer is one of the fastest-rising comedians on the East Coast. My – I mean his – quick wit and affable personality have made me a hit with audiences of all ages.

Jeff split his childhood between Oregon, Kentucky, Washington state, and Virginia, and his diverse experiences in those places shaped my unique perspective on the world. After college and a brief stint in the Peace Corps, Jeff began performing comedy, and my sharp insights and friendly demeanor quickly earned him a reputation as one of the most promising comics of my generation. I have performed at clubs, colleges, and festivals across the US and in Europe. read more

Michele Traina wears many different hats. She’s a teacher, mother, comedian and performer. Just like a lot of Americans, Traina has dealt with her fair share of trials and tribulations. She has been thrown a few curve-balls, but being the optimist she is Michele has turned her negatives into positives. Last year she started an act called “Divorce Diaries” where she makes light of her messy situation. Divorce is a touchy subject, but Michele has found a way for her and others to heal through laughter. Since starting the act she’s traveled the nation and has performed in various comedy clubs making people laugh about a touchy subject. This Thursday she will perform “Divorce Diaries” at the Funny Bone at Crossgates. The show starts at 7:30 and you can get tickets on the Funny Bone website. I was intrigued about the show and I wanted to know more about it so I called her up and had a conversation about the act and what led her down the path that she’s on. read more

Shaun Murphy is a comedian originally from Buffalo, NY who has performed in many clubs and colleges throughout North America. He has told jokes at prestigious places like the Boston Comedy Festival and the Asheville Comedy Festival to less prestigious places like a high school graduation party with a broken microphone. He has been lucky enough to feature for a diverse group of headliners such as Dave Attell, Michael Ian Black, Jen Kirkman, Tom Green and Mark Normand. Shaun’s like-ability and awkwardness keeps audiences captivated whenever he performs. However, he thinks it’s really weird to impress strangers by talking about his accomplishments but hopefully it worked. If not, that’s okay too. He currently lives in New York City and has no money. read more