Des Bishop a native New Yorker, Des Bishop moved from Queens to Ireland in his mid-teens in 1990. He has since carved out a highly successful career in stand up comedy in Ireland as well as having had three acclaimed television series on RTE, Ireland – The Des Bishop Work Experience (2004), Joy in the Hood (2006) and most recently, the award winning six episode comedy documentary series In the Name of the Fada (2008).  The openness and honesty of his presenting style combined with his restless imagination and insightful comic observations make Des Bishop a “must-see” for fans of unique, enquiring and entertaining comedy. read more

Tom McTiernan grew up in the suburbs of New York City in a large family and is one of eight siblings. Being a product of such a diverse culture and media driven city of like New York, It leads to many not explained queries. The adventure to find those answer has only lead to further questions. Tom can also be seen in the theater or Las Vegas opening for such celebrities as Tom Jones and Englebert. Tom has likewise been quickly becoming a popular comic on the corporate circuit, lead to a crisp viewpoint and smart wit. Still living in New York City, Tom can be spotted frequently at the best New York comedy clubs.  Following a current show, comedian actors Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller made a trip backstage to let Tom know they love his act that evening. Tom has again captured the eye of critics, and article piece in the New York Newsday calls Tom McTiernan “One of the Sharpest Comics in New York.” “He’s is very funny, Intelligent and good Natured.” Someone you’ll be hearing a lot about.” read more

Robert Punchur is a nationally-recognized student journalist who dropped out of college in pursuit of standup comedy. Despite this terrible mistake, things are going pretty well for him. Robert is now one of the youngest working comics in NYC! He performs nightly at top venues such as Gotham, Carolines, and Broadway Comedy Club. At age 21, Robert headlined in Pittsburgh and Miami. At age 22, he performed internationally in Australia, England, and Amsterdam. Still an accomplished writer, Robert regularly contributes to Sparknotes.com and The Mindhut. His standup has been featured on ComedyTimeTV, Maxim TV and Hulu’s Quicklaffs as well as in The Huffington Post, Washington Examiner, AM New York and more! Robert has found further success as a fit and fashion model. He’s acted in numerous commercials and was on the indie improv troupe Ugly Bunnies for 2 years. In 2015, Robert landed lead roles in the short film Apeshit Bananarang and the HBO pilot Noir Nation. Robert is incredibly skilled at bragging through bios written in the third person. read more

James Michael Angelo is a writer, comic and actor in New York City. He’s the author of the forthcoming memoir Life After Amway, based on his hit Off-Broadway show of the same title. This comedic coming of age story about growing up in the inner circles of the Amway business shines light on America’s obsession with success, addiction and bullying. James has also written this story into a screenplay. He’s a freelance blogger for the Huffington Post and has written various articles such as Teachers: The Front Line of the War on Bullying and Reimagining the American Dream, both of which can be accessed via huffingtonpost.com. Other writing credits include featured writer with Recovery Brands LLC blogging about various issues such as alcohol abuse, drug addiction, PTSD and depression and featured writer for BGI Magazine. He founded the New York City chapter of GLSEN in July of 2011. He served as the board’s Chair until 2013 when he stepped down and assumed the role of Director of Educator Programming. read more

Louie Bee A Puerto Rican Stand Up comedian and podcaster from Brooklyn, NYC. Raised as a Jehovah’s Witness going door to door putting up with people hiding like bill collectors. I am now agnostic which gives me a different outlook on the world. I am a Conservative Libertarian, conspiracy theorist. I was part of a 9/11 truth group till I was kicked out for nonconforming. I am also for gender neutrality but I am anti feminist. I like to shock people with my words. Most of my subject matter involves dating, work, and politics. I tend to be able to find and expose bullshit. I host The Crotch Shot Radio Show where I talk politics and do prank calls. Check out Louie Bee Podcast read more

Since I was a kid growing up in Newark, I always wanted to make people laugh…and yes it got me in alot of trouble in school. My comedy is a reflection of my life as Newark native with a crazy Puerto Rican family and i’m more than happy to share it with strangers. From my first open mic I knew this is what i wanted to do. I credit Scotty’s Comedy Cove in Jersey and the Comedians Chip Ambrogio and Johnny Watson for kickstarting my career. As a big fan of stand up comedy, i decided i needed to fill a void in my life, so i signed up for Chip and John’s comedy class and the rest is history. Since then my career as a comic has been growing rapidly. I’ve performed all over NJ including Scotty’s Comedy Cove and at Stand Up NY. read more

Jim colliton has grown up in the suburbs and now lives with his wife and three children in the suburbs.  What does he talk about?  If you have ever been embarrassed about the contents of your recycling bin or tried to kill a flying bat in your house you will find Jim’s comedy hilarious.  If none of these things hits home, Jim has also stolen a school bus and everyone finds that story funny.

Jim’s love for performing comes out every time he takes the stage, whether performing for 30, 300 or even 3000 people (yes, this has happened a few times).  Jim’s comedy is funny, but also clean.  This has helped him stay busy working all across the country.   Jim has been seen on national television shows like Ed McMahon’s Next Big Star, Comcast Comedy Spot Light and Comedy Central Laugh Riots.  Jim can also be heard on XM Satellite Radio’s Comedy Channel. read more

Tim McIntire: Tim McIntire has been one of the most popular and prolific comedians in Boston for over a decade. His career has been eclectic – he’s hosted the Boston Music Awards, written for Nickelodeon, released two comedy albums, and been featured on NPR. His Thursday Night Fights and Geek Council shows are legendary. He’s done TV (Comcast Comedy Spotlight), performed at comedy festivals (Boston, Chicago), and was even in a movie. And as one of the owners of Mottley’s Comedy Club, he helped give the next generation of comics a space to find their own comedic voices.

Brian Glowacki Stand up comic and lovable wise ass from Nantucket Island. Follow along and have some laughs. Being from the small island of Nantucket, Massachusetts, stand up comedian Brian Glowacki had to travel by ferry to get a view of the world. As a result of his isolation from what islanders call the “real world”, Brian’s perspective on life is unique to say the least. His likeable personality comes across on stage as he shares stories of his life on “the rock” and beyond. He will be shooting his first 1 hour special at the Dreamland Theater on Nantucket this fall. read more

Josh Rosen is a New York City comedian, born and raised in Philadelphia. He is the creator and co-producer of the Happiest Hour Comedy Show, a free Thursday night show that has been featured in Time Out New York and The Village Voice.

Rosen uses his non-threatening, suburban upbringing to make fun of himself, especially when it comes to his anxiety when food shopping. He, along with his mother, is devastated when people don’t like him. Plus, his girlfriend is much, much hotter than he is.

He performs regularly at clubs all over New York, including Gotham Comedy Club, The Stand NYC, Stand Up NY and Eastville Comedy Club. read more