Sachin Shaan (currently featured comedian for the DISH Network’s newest comedy channel, 2013 New York Comedy Festival) is a rising New York City-based comedian who performs every week and has appeared at all of the city’s top venues.  Sachin’s TV-clean comedy derives entirely from his personal experiences ranging from practicing yoga, to wearing pocket squares, and to proudly eating gluten.

Frequently an emcee, Sachin is a highly energetic host who uniquely does clean and effective crowd work.  Sachin also regularly performs alongside America’s top South Asian comedians, including hosting and opening for Rajiv Satyal (NBC, Nickelodeon, and NPR) during his 2015 national headlining tour at two stops in New York and at Chicago’s Laugh Factory.  Sachin even opened for comedic legend Russell Peters at a private event. read more

Anish Mitra entertains audiences throughout New York City with 100% “real talk”. He has grown tired of his generation’s various obsessions and habits and delivers his observations with an attention-to-detail inspired by his 4 years on Wall Street. Join Mr. Mitra on his quest to reveal the real and remember to visit mitranyc.com and follow him on Instagram! (@mitranyc)

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Rosebud Baker is a New York based actress. With a Bachelors in Acting from Emerson College in 2006, she trained extensively with William Esper in NYC. During her first two years in NYC she spent some time work-shopping LAByrinth Theatre Co. member Rebecca Cohen’s “Into The Sunset” on the stage of The Public Theatre as part of the LAB Theatre Co. intensive in 2008 and starred in “Wonderlust” at H.E.R.E. Arts Center in 2009, as well as various independent short/student films throughout 2008-2009. read more

Alison Klemp claims Colorado as home, because that’s where she tried hallucinogens and standup for the first time (not simultaneously – that would happen years later in NYC). She hones her writing skills by trolling dudes on Tinder, and is hoping to release a dick pic calendar in the near future. Alison produces shows at New York Comedy Club and The Creek and the Cave, has performed in the New York, Brooklyn, and She-Devil comedy festivals and can be seen on Questionable Choices (Music Choice). read more

In 2014, Charles McBee made national stand-up comedy appearances on Gotham Comedy Live on AXS TV and Laughs on FOX. He also starred in the critically acclaimed Off Broadway Production, “HA!… The Musical, from Emmy award winning writer, Michelle Wendt. And, he’s performed at the New York Comedy Festival, and stars in his web series, It’s a Chucked up Life.

Charles’ comedy can be described as witty humor with a positive message. He creates laughter by mixing personal stories with social commentary. Charles has been called a “hilariously inventive comedian” by the Comedy Cellar’s Rick Crom. You can catch Charles performing at the top comedy clubs in NYC as well as clubs and colleges across the country. read more

Chipps Cooney has appeared on The Drew Carey HBO Cable Special, Roseanne Barr’s Saturday Night Special for TV, America’s Funniest People, and The Jerry Lewis Telethon from Las Vegas.

Chipps has entertained audiences doing his stand up comedy act at The Hard Rock Cafe, The Riviera In Las Vegas, The Claridge, and the Borgata in Atlantic City.

He has also performed in New York City at the New York Comedy Club, Dangerfield’s, The Improvisation, and the legendary Pip’s Comedy Club in Brooklyn. read more

Krystyna Hutchinson is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actress, originally from Doylestown Pennsylvania. She is a regular in the New York City stand-up scene and has performed in clubs, colleges, bars, basements, laundromats and sushi restaurants all over the country.

Krystyna is half of the comedy duo, Sorry About Last Night, with fellow stand-up, Corinne Fisher. Together, they have produced a myriad of hit stand-up shows in New York City and Los Angeles and wrote and starred in a two-woman self-titled show at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. read more

Sue Costello at five feet three inches, Sue Costello may look harmless, but once she opens her mouth, it is obvious that this blonde means business – funny business. Sue has the ability to bring a room full of patrons to tears with her comedic disposition and vivacious wit. That mixed with her vulnerability and honesty has made her one of the only women in the business who can do what she does.

From her thick Boston accent to her street smart demeanor to her ability to make you feel like you want to take care of her, and be her best friend, Sue has the “it” factor. After graduating from the University of Massachusetts with a Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre Arts, Sue began her career as a stand-up comedian in Boston, later relocating to the bustling city of Manhattan. read more

Raised in the inner city of Boston and educated in suburbia, Cyrus McQueen first began making people laugh by expertly imitating both the pimps and the professors that populated his two worlds. Upon graduating from college, he discovered the theatre.

And now, through stand up, he uses the stage to bring to life a myriad of characters from his life. Indelible and familiar characters that leave audiences laughing long after he’s exited the stage!

He was recently seen on AXS.tv’s Gotham Comedy Live and will be appearing in the film Obvious Child! read more

Petey DeAbreu Repping the tough streets of the BX, Petey DeAbreu is a fast-rising star on the New York City comedy scene.

He has appeared at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, New York Comedy Club, and EastVille Comedy Club. He recognized the power of humor at an early age, using it as a pre-emptive strike to keep from getting beaten up at school and around his ‘hood.

With his unique view of the world, influenced by comedy legends Richard Pryor, George Carlin, and Woody Allen, Petey loves to take crowds on unexpected journeys and believes his feel-good style cuts through prejudice and provokes laughter without boundaries. read more