Tommy Kang is a stand up comedian based out of NYC. He performs reguarly at comedy shows in NYC.

Samuel Haft is a native New Yorker. He has been a comic since 2010, coming into the world of stand up via sketch and musical comedy. He has hosted and been featured at all the top clubs including Caroline’s On Broadway, The Stand Comedy Club & Restaurant, Gotham Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, Stand Up NY, The Creek & The Cave, The Comedy Nest, Union Hall, and The Laughing Devil Comedy Club. He also had the privilege of doing international shows in Montreal and South Korea. read more

Alia Janine was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin but currently lives between Los Angeles and New York City. For 10 years Alia was an adult entertainment performer; from feature dancer to adult model and actress, Alia did it all. During her time in the adult industry, Alia also dabbled in the mainstream side of entertainment where she can be found in featured films, cable movies, comedy sketches, news reports, books, and radio.

Alia retired from adult entertainment in 2012, and in 2013 she moved to New York City to pursue a career in comedy. To help her career, Alia had taken courses at UCB (Upright Citizen’s Brigade), Manhattan Comedy School, and Rick Crom’s Comedy School. Since her switch in careers, Alia has performed at some of the city’s best comedy clubs including; The Stand NYC, The Comedy Cellar, Stand Up NY, and Gotham Comedy Club. She has had the privilege of performing with some of today’s hottest comedians like; Dave Attell, Jay Oakerson, Christian Finnegan, Monroe Martin, Brody Stevens, Yannis Pappas, Jay Pharoah, Brian Redban, Duncan Trussell, and Sam Tripoli. read more

Lauryn Petrie is a reformed drug addict, ex-stripper, college drop out and stand-up  comedian. Originally from Austin TX, she started doing stand up in Portland, OR and  somehow avoided cardigans and becoming a pretentious vegan bicyclist. Lauryn  recently moved to the New York area, where she co-produces the monthly  “SMUT”showcase at The Stand Comedy Club in Manhattan. (Currently “SMUT” is on  hiatus until it gets warmer outside.) In 2014 Lauryn appeared and co-hosted on the  Derek and Romaine SiriusXM Radio show, appeared at the Cape Fear Comedy  Festival in Wilmington, NC, The Accidental Comedy Festival in Cleveland, OH, on  “Comedy As A Second Language” at Kabin in NY, and on “Frantic” at The Stand in  NY. read more

Eagle Witt has the best hair in the comedy game. Maybe it’s Mabeline or maybe it’s all these dope ass jokes conditioning his scalp. Either way, Eagle is one of the funniest comedians NYC has to offer. He hosted the 6th Annual International Sketch Comedy Championship. He also has been featured in a College Humor Sketch. Despite being barely legal, he shows comedy chops beyond his years. You can follow him on twitter and instagram @eaglewitt.

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Jeffrey Frazier is a stand up comedian. He specializes in stand up, improv, and comedic writing. I like to make jokes about pop culture, politics, and religion. Even though I have an urban background I can do more than urban style of comedy. I have a very unique perception that is very different from other acts that are out right now, including the main stream comics. I did my first big show at the Broadway Comedy Club 6 months ago and after I did my comedic set other comics stated that I was a comedian’s comedian. I have many inspirations in comedy. My favorite comedian is George Carlin. Mr. Carlin was always able to give the most unique political perceptions. He used to Making of society’s social themes, social constructs, and humanities moral code. read more

Reginal Thomas is a Brooklyn bred stand up comedian who has been moving up the ranks in the New York comedy scene over the last two years. He first started off performing at Eastville Comedy Club and worked his way into the New York comedy club where he is a regular and just had his photo hung up on their wall.

He is influenced by a lot of great comics like Dave Chappelle, he was the first person to make me laugh till I cried. Others like George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Louis Black, Louis C.K. But more than any other comic I’m more influenced by the comics I get to perform with on a night to night basis. read more

Patrick DeGuire was born in San Diego, CA and started his career in stand up in San Diego, CA. Patrick started performing stand up after losing a significant amount of his vision due to a disease called optic neuritis and discovering laughter to be self therapeutic. Soon after getting started, Patrick won the Improv/ Harrahs National Comedy Club Talent Search. Patrick has appeared on national television numerous times including Comedy Central, ‘Que Loco’ on Galavision and ‘Loco Comedy Jam’ on Telemundo among others. Patrick has been heard on the national syndicated radio show ‘The Bob and Tom Show’. Patrick has toured/ performed with such comedians as Dave Attell, David Alan Grier, George Lopez and Paul Rodriguez. Besides headlining at the top comedy clubs in the United States, Patrick has also performed for the U.S. troops overseas in Bahrain, Cuba (Guantanamo Bay), Djibouti, Guam, Dubai, Honduras, Iraq, Japan and Korea. read more

Although Rich Shultis now makes New York City his home, he is originally from Kingston, NY (the first capital of New York) where he was born and raised as a small town kid with eight brothers and two step sisters.

He got started in the standup comedy world at a relatively advanced age, but quickly moved up through the ranks due to his vast life experience, hard work, professionalism and most importantly, his outrageously funny material.

Starting out at open mics in NYC and any other venue with a stage and a microphone (and some without either) that would allow him to perform, Rich quickly caught the eye of club managers, owners, booking agents and producers. In a short time he became a regular at many of the major NYC comedy clubs including New York, Broadway, Laugh Lounge and Gotham. read more

You may have seen Chris Clarke performing alongside Mike Epps, Lavelle Crawford, Kevin Hart, John Witherspoon, and Paul Mooney during various sold-out comedy events. He also hosted the hottest Concerts with the most popular musical acts of today, including Trey Songz, Ne-Yo, Chrisette Michele, and Raheem Devaughn. Chris has made his television debut on the BET primetime show “106 & Park”.
Bursting onto the scene in 2004, he quickly became a familiar face at comedy clubs around New York City such as Caroline’s on Broadway, Ha Comedy club Dangerfield’s and Comic Strip Live, just to name a few. He is also a Youtube Sensation going by the name C-Snacks, review the news candies, and snack foods. He also reviews the latest underground movies. Continuing to make his mark, Chris was offered extra roles in featured films Indiana Jones (k.o.c.s) Belly, The Peace Maker, Extreme Measures, and Sleepers. He made an appearance in the independent feature film Mutombo written by African comedian Micheal Blackson. Catch Chris Clarke on the Revamped 2014 BET Comic View. read more