Joey Rasmus started his performing career at the age of seven. He became jaded when his parents spent all of his earnings from acting so he took up standup comedy as a freshman at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After three years in the business he became a regular at several Manhattan comedy clubs. Once he graduates from Carolina he will be back in New York performing standup and working on the production of his new musical, The Bipartisan.

On July 26, 2000, Quentin “Q” Heggs was honored by Regis Philbin at ABC on live with Regis and Kathie Lee… it doesn’t get any better than this, folks… Mr. Philbin introduced Quentin “Q” Heggs to 30 million people with these words…

“In the audience today is a gentleman who is our warm-up man on the millionaire show and believes me because the show is on tape, there are many stop-downs and this guy goes out every time and knocks people dead. I swear to you, one day he will be the next Eddie Murphy … “Q “, stand up and take a bow… here he is … Quentin “Q” Heggs” read more

Patty is a top New York City comedian with a long list of credits including headlining at the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, the BBC’s “The World Stands Up”, VH1, Showtime, and co-hosting Comedy Central’s “Short Attention Span Theater” with Jon Stewart. She is the winner of the Bud Light Ladies of Laughter Comedy Competition and is currently touring theaters with the comedy show, Four Sides of 40. You can follow her breathless, frenetic, and shamelessly uninhibited performances through every major club throughout the country. read more

This 20-year veteran has established himself as a versatile comedian. His keen sense of audience observation is Seinfeldesque, enhancing his ability to make jokes about anything, under any circumstances. JP JUSTICE was familiar with hard times, and the only thing helping him cope was his ability to make folks laugh. Born into a large family, there was always an audience, and he practiced often. Not surprising, JP JUSTICE’s switch to the big stage was only a matter of time once he overcame many of life’s small tangents. It was an insightful trip JP JUSTICE took to Africa, at the age of 18, that caused him to take a new look at his life and decide to complete high school. While attending a New York City college, he finally realized comedy was his calling, and that is when his career began. JP JUSTICE is swift with snaps and handles hecklers with ease. These capabilities landed him his first big break in 1996, when the world famous Apollo Theater asked him to host their Amateur Night. During this rotation, he sharpened his skills and gained recognition as one of New York’s greatest hosts. He then went on to lead a variety of shows to success; including writing comedy for then popular 98.7 Kiss FM’s (New York) radio morning show with Isaac Hayes and Friends. Shortly after, JP JUSTICE created and co-produced a racy weekly stage variety show called “Wha Da Family”. He was head writer, producer and cast member; proving that live variety shows were still a viable format. JP JUSTICE was also the host of the nucleus of black comedy clubs in NYC, The Uptown Comedy Club. Since then, JP JUSTICE’s stand-up routine has garnered television appearances on The Original Russell Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam, Comic View, Showtime at the Apollo, and Uptown Comedy Club. He has played the “chitlin circuit” and numerous clubs around the world, including headlining at the famous Caroline’s on Broadway, The Improv and Laugh Factory. He has opened for artists such as Chris Rock, Paul Mooney, Bernie Mac, LL Cool J and Tommy Davidson. His unique talent landed him hosting gigs for HBO Comedy Special, Black Expo (various cities), and the Miss Black Teen Pageant. JP JUSTICE also received an award from HBO’s Comic Relief benefit for Dedication to the Homeless. This articulate narrator of the world looks at life and answers through humor. Ready to take the world by storm, and having already left his mark, JP JUSTICE is destined for comedic stardom. Audiences are ready for his straightforward style. Are you? read more

Mike Gillerman is what some would call “sarcastic.” Growing up tall, Jewish and poor in one of the richest cities in the country helped him develop a quick wit and cobra clutch like instincts (You Can’t Spell Sgt. Slaughter Without Laughter) which he used to quickly take the Phoenix comedy scene by storm. He performed regularly on the three biggest clubs in the state–Stand Up Live, The Tempe Improv, and Laffs Comedy Cafe; sharing the stage with headliners like David Spade, Kevin Farley, Taylor Williamson, Ritch Shynder and more. He was also a regular opener at Stand Up Scottsdale and The Speakeasy Comedy Lounge, working with Jeff Dye, Lisa Landry, Moshe Kasher, Brent Weinbach and Maronzio Vance among others. read more

NICKY SUNSHINE blazed onto the New York Comedy scene as a finalist in Sal’s Comedy Hole competition in 2005. Since then she has starred in and produced several comedy shows in major NYC venues like Times Square Arts Center, Broadway Comedy Club, Stand-Up NY & New York Comedy Club. She was a finalist fo NBC’s Stand Up for Diversity at the PIT. Miss Sunshine has appeared on Nick Cannon’s “Fresh Faces” at Gotham Comedy Club. She is an actress and writer for the webseries “D. Lemon in the Morning”. read more

Warren Holstein, an established entity on the New York comedy scene, burst forth from Rutgers University with a degree in Psychology and Cultural Anthropology. Graduating with highest honors and a promising future, he promptly took the next logical step of throwing it all away for various smoke-filled rooms of drunken hooligans.

Warren’s unique brand of humor challenges preconceived values and truths, questioning our adherence to them. He presents new ways of looking at the world, which have been alternately described as warped, innovative and enlightening. read more

Dina Hashem is a New York City-based comedian known for her dry, dark humor about life and her Arab-American upbringing. She began her stand-up career in 2010 during college by winning first place at the New Jersey Comedy Festival.

Dina has performed on shows like “Conan” and Comedy Central’s “Roast Battle.”

She has written for “The Daily Show” and HBO Max’s “The Sex Lives of College Girls.”

In November 2023, she released her stand-up special “Dark Little Whispers” on Amazon Prime. read more

Who is Adam Strauss?

Scientists believe Adam is composed of the following:

Why is Adam?

First, one must note the assumption inherent here, which is that Adam, in fact, is. To adequately address this, one needs to first define “isness”. The question then becomes “does isness is”. My spell checker says no, based on the red squiggly it places under “isness”. But then again, most programming is done by Indians nowadays, whose grasp of English is imperfect, despite their ostensibly hyper anglo names (how often is your customer support query answered by “Charles,” or “Trevor”?). read more

Performing nationwide, Angry Bob has a high-energy unique act that is downright hilarious and crowds all over love him! He regularly performs all over NYC in such illustrious clubs as the Comic Strip Live, the New York Comedy Club and the Broadway Comedy Club – he has appeared on MSNBC with Keith Olbermann and CNN with anchor Rick Sanchez performing political satire and making humorous observations about some of the biggest news events of the day; Sanchez has been quoted saying “”THERE’S NO BIGGER NAME WHEN IT COMES TO POLITICAL SATIRE THAN ANGRY BOB!!” read more