Named one of CBS.com’s “Top 5 standout comics in NY”, Robyn Schall has been taking the comedy scene by storm.  “Fast, Smart and Funny” is how she was described on www.funnynotslutty.com.  In addition to having her own monthly show here at Caroline’s on Broadway, she also performs all over the country.  Robyn will be seen on this season’s “Raising McCain” on Pivot TV, was recently featured in the latest A$AP Rocky music video and has appeared on TLC and TruTV.  Robyn was the first place winner this year in the Hoboken Comedy Festival and was asked to be in this years NY Comedy Festival performing with Richard Beltzer.  She has taken her stand up act and transformed it into a mini sit-com form web-series titled “Not The Sharpest Crayon.”  It’s completely based off her stand up and just finished its second season.  Please visit her website for upcoming shows and videos. read more

Tyler Gildin is a NYC based Stand Up Comedian and the Editor of Humor at the website Elite Daily. Tyler has headlined Caroline’s On Broadway’s Breakout Artist Comedy Series and has opened up for comedic greats; Damon Wayans, DL Hughley, and most recently Gildbert Gottfried. His 2011 Syracuse Football “Man on the Street” TV Commercials won a 2012 National Silver Telly Award and were broadcasted on SNY and Time Warner Cable.

In 2012, Tyler had the honor of performing at the Santonio Holmes’s charity event: ’2nd Annual Monday Night Party with The New York Jets’. In 2011, Tyler had the privileged of emceeing Syracuse Men’s Basketball’s 2011 Midnight Madness in front of a sold out crowd at the Carrier Dome. Tyler finished in 2nd place in The Jewish Week’s 2012 Funniest Jewish Comedian Competition, was a 2011 finalist for a Shorty Award in the category of Emerging Comedian. read more

New York City-based Angela Cobb is a stand-up comedienne whose combination of self-deprecating charm, nonchalant intellect, and unflinching honesty make her a favorite among audiences in the Big Apple and beyond.

Cobb was a semi-finalist in the 2013 She-Devil Comedy Festival, a featured act in the first annual Stand-Up 360 Comedy Festival, and has appeared in a series of humorous political videos for the educational website LearnLiberty.org. She also worked as the warm up comic for Clifton King’s compelling one-act play “The Burnstroms,” which ran at The Producer’s Club theater in the spring of 2013. read more

Adam Newman is a New Hampshire-born, Georgia-schooled, Brooklyn-based comedian who has appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman and John Oliver’s New York Stand-Up Show on Comedy Central. He was among Comedy Central’s first class of “Comics to Watch” to perform at the New York Comedy Festival, and was invited to showcase as a “New Face” at the prestigious Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. His debut stand-up CD, Not for Horses, was released by Rooftop Comedy to critical acclaim. Adam’s TV appearances include MTV’s The CollegeHumor Show, various talking head shows on the TV Guide Network, the Tyra Banks Show (weird!), and dozens of CollegeHumor Originals on CollegeHumor.com. Adam is also a co-host of Butt Talk, the world’s #1 Number 2 podcast, and his first Comedy Central Half Hour comes out later this year! read more

Jason Salmon is a Texas comedian based in New York City.  He has played clubs, events, and venues all over New York and throughout the US ranging from colleges to private events. Festivals include The Dallas Comedy Festival and competition festivals where he has been a semifinalist, finalist and even placed second.

Someday, he will win something, so surf to his website for more updates soon.

Eric Neumann is a rising stand-up comedian based in New York City. He made his late-night debut on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” which Vulture Magazine named “Set of the Week.”

His comedy specials, “Nervous Lover,” “Just a Phase,” and “But Enough About Me: A Crowd Work Album,” all reached #1 on the iTunes Comedy charts and are currently playing on SiriusXM.

Eric is a regular performer at the Comedy Cellar and other top NYC clubs. read more

Hailey Boyle has been funny like a dude since 1979. A rising star on the New York comedy circuit after her transplant from Fairbanks Alaska to Manhattan in 2004, she was a regular at Caroline’s on Broadway before relocating to Los Angeles in 2010 and tours clubs and colleges all over the country. Hailey has been named one of New York’s Top Ten Funniest at The New York Comedy Festival, and has been featured in The New York Daily News and UK entertainment magazine The List. A hit at the Glasgow Comedy Festival, Hailey is planning her third Scottish comedy tour for spring 2014. read more

Kyle Ocasio has been dubbed “the reluctant wife and mother” by her comedic peers. She began her career in the arts as a professional ballet dancer training with the prestigious Cleveland/San Jose Ballet and Ballet Met. She moved to New York City in the early 1990’s but soon realized it was nothing like the Woody Allen movies. Her first apt was so tiny that her bed had to be in the kitchen and while on the toilet she could simultaneously fry an egg while doing her business.

Kyle soon dove into the world of acting where she was the member of “Urban Workshop” a sketch comedy troupe in Manhattan. By the late 1990’s she was the official host of the cult-followed cable show “Videowave” where she had her own segment with fellow comic Danielle Wynn called “DKNY”. She also was the co‐host on “Spic & Spanish” and appeared on MTV. read more

Evan Williams is a stand-up comedian based out of New York. As the old saying goes, without truth, there is no comedy. Sure, there are some comics out there who can get away with telling funny jokes that are completely fabricated, but Evan is not one of them. Everything he says is both brutally honest and brutally funny. At 24, he has already lived a life most human beings don’t survive to talk about, which makes his candor that much more refreshing. His name is actually Evan Williams. If you know anything about cheap booze and irony, then you’ve graduated high school. We’re excited to see his comedy evolve and you should be too because he’ll always be funnier than you. read more

Jeffrey Joseph’s act plays on preconceptions of race, culture and sexuality, adroitly disarming the crowd with a calculated progression of characters. His jokes run the topical gamut: gay marriage, education, the job market, prison system, presidential race, gentrification and Oprah.

Having garnered considerable acclaim in the ’90s before taking a 12-year hiatus from standup, Comedy as a Second Language at Kabin is one of many rooms Joseph has frequented since his return two and a half years ago. read more