Harris is former major league baseball draft pick, who decided on a career in comedy instead. He’ s originally from South Carolina and now lives in Brooklyn.

Harris Stanton has been a professional comedian for over 10 years and has recently recorded a DVD with Patrice O’ Neil. He’ s also a regular on the European Comedy circuit, including overseas-televised appearances.

Harris Stanton has been featured on BET’s Comic View, Premium Blend and Comic’ s Unleashed. He has appeared over 15 times as a sketch character on Saturday Night Live. Harris toured the country opening for Saturday Night Live’s Tracey Morgan, and he performs in clubs and colleges across the country, including Caroline’ s on Broadway, Stand-Up New York, The Improv, and M.I.T. read more

Tom Ragú is a NYC-based stand-up comic, producer, comedy writer – and the host of the “Tom Ragú & Friends” comedy showcase – currently enjoying a run at NYC’s hippest club on the comedy landscape – The Greenwich Village Comedy Club. In addition, Tom hosts and produces a number of other comedy showcases in NYC, including:

“Women We Love” – featuring some of NYC’s & NJ’s funniest ladies of comedy.

“Sorry, We’re Funny” – a traveling showcase that has raised thousands of dollars for various charities, animal shelters, and other non-profit organizations. read more

Clayton Fletcher has performed his hilarious stand-up routine all over the USA and Caribbean. His unique blend of clean, intelligent sincerity and witty, pointed sarcasm make him a favorite among audiences ranging from suburban college kids to diverse mature urban professionals. This comic proves once and for all that funny is funny no matter who you are!

Audiences are raving about The Clayton Fletcher Show every Saturday Night 8 PM at New York Comedy Club 241 East 24th Street in Manhattan. The show features some of NYC’s top comics and is headlined by Mr. Fletcher himself. read more

Lee Camp is perhaps best known for two things: his early support of the Occupy movement (he performed at over a dozen protests in the U.S. and Canada and was at OWS on day one) and his appearance on Fox News where he went off script during a live broadcast by calling the network “a parade of propaganda” and “a festival of ignorance.” Shockingly, he has not been invited back.

Lee has a popular Moment of Clarity web-series, and book. His edgy style has been compared to Bill Hicks and George Carlin by the Guardian and Time Out (as well as George’s daughter Kelly). He is an in-demand commentator and satirist who tours the U.S., Canada and Europe. read more

Tom Van Horn started performing stand-up back in 1993 after his girlfriend of nine years dumped him. Having a lot of anger and bitterness and nowhere to vent it, he went to an open mic and spewed his feelings about his life to a room full of strangers. And so another comic is born! Hey, it was cheaper than going to therapy.

Cut to today, Tom is now a regular in the NYC comedy club circuit. Other credits include writing for the Friars Roasts and US Weekly Magazine as well as appearances in numerous TV commercials. read more

 William Stephenson Born March 11, 1957 at the University of Michigan hospital, William Stephenson was raised mostly in Detroit until he moved to Washington D.C. in 1980. Two years later, after driving cabs, delivering flowers and bartending, he began his career in standup in 1982. He would move to NYC a few short years later and has lived in the Apple since. William is a favorite host at many major city clubs and a preferred audience warmup act. His latest movie appearance is I AM Comic and most recent TV spot is the Louie show on FX. read more

Ray Ellin was honored as one of New York’s “Best Emerging Artists” and “Ten Standout Stand-Ups Worth Watching” by Back Stage magazine, and recently received a Proclamation from the city of New York for his contributions to comedy. He is a comedian, television host, actor, writer and filmmaker.

Ray is the popular host of LateNet with Ray Ellin, the first comedy/variety show to simultaneously combine both in-studio and interactive online audiences. The show features A-List celebrities, top comedians, and musical guests including Chevy Chase, Hank Azaria, Leonard Nimoy, Paul Shaffer, Fran Drescher, and more. read more

Bill McCarty is one of the nation’s most gifted comedians.  Clever and quick, thoughtful and aware, he elevates stand-up comedy to the level of fine art.  His funny, imaginative routines and good-humored jibes are perfect for any audience, any event.

McCarty’s talents have been seen on television’s The Rosie O’ Donnell Show (NBC) and Late Night with Conan O’ Brian (NBC), as well as Evening at the Improv. (A&E) and Caroline’s Comedy Hour (A&E). read more

DF Sweedler, 61  has become a mainstay at the Comic Strip Live on the Upper East Side, having performed at the club since it opened in 1976. D.F. has wrote for David Letterman; Currently teaches the Comic Strip Live Stand Up Comedy Workshop for 12+ years. D.F Swedler performs as the house emcee at least twice a month for the 12+ years.

Steven Scott is a Comedian, Actor and Host, whose unique brand of comedy combines clever observations of his everyday life with his amazing vocal abilities.. which include a vast array characters, voices and sounds ranging from celebrities to musical instruments. Described as a perfect mix between Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Carrey, Steven loves getting paid now to do exactly what used to get him in trouble as a kid.

He performs at many of the hottest comedy clubs from NY to LA, and has traveled to all 7 continents; performing for corporate events, cruises, colleges, festivals, roasts, military bases and major showrooms from Atlantic City to the Las Vegas Strip. He has had the privilege of working with some of the biggest names in show business both onstage as well as onscreen where he has made numerous television appearances on shows for NBC, CBS, FOX, VH-1, MTV, Comedy Central and more. read more