DC Benny is a New York based stand up comic has been performing his story-telling style of stand-up comedy for the last 20 years. He tells stories about his unusual life and acts out each character, which adds another dimension of comedy to his funny narratives. He has acted in multiple national commercials, television shows, and feature films while constantly writing and producing a multitude of projects in every medium. D.C. currently resides in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife and animals.
Kyle Ploof is a comedian from Boston who finds it weird and self-indulgent to write bio’s about himself in the third person.
I’m an aggressive guy from an aggressive city. I’m an honest person. I’m unhireable in everyday life. I hate hypocrites, but probably am one. I ask a lot of questions. Sometimes I’m high energy. Sometimes I’m low energy. Sometimes I’m happy. Sometimes I’m sad. I don’t have an on-stage “persona.” I’m not a wrestler– I’m a HUMAN BEING.
I have experiences with a variety people that I talk about in different places. Sometimes it makes those people angry. Sometimes it makes them happy. I don’t care. What’s most important to me is the laughter of strangers. (Healthy, right?)
Howard Feller is a stand-up comic/actor who has been performing stand-up comedy since the comedy boom of the early 80s and has since become a comic legend. In the 90s, Howard Feller was a regular on the Jon Stewart MTV show and he has appeared as a character actor on Law and Order and 30 Rock.
There is no question Jodie Wasserman is a native New Yorker. Tough, smart and gritty, Jodie delivers her worldview unapologetically. Audiences return again and again for her wit, charm, and brutal honesty. Nobody and nothing is off limits.
Jodie earned a psychology degree before pursuing her passion to entertain. She is a regular host and performer at top clubs in New York City and across the country. You may have seen her on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, and BET’s Comic View. International audiences may have caught her on the Dutch TV show The Comedy Factory or on Japanese TV where she was profiled for her co-creation of Spin Cycle Comedy. Spin Cycle Comedy gained praise from both the New York Times and Newsweek for its innovative approach to live comedy: performing the show inside a New York
City laundromat.
Jared Freid is a NYC based comedian. He has been featured on Tru TV’s “NFL Full Contact,” MTV’s “Failosophy,” and more recently on AXS TV’s “Gotham Comedy Live.” He is also a writer for TotalFratMove, BroBible, and HeTexted. Each week you can find a new original column on TotalFratMove.com and his dating advice column on PostGradProblems.com. In addition to writing he is also the host of the TFM Podcast and the creator of the “Frat Dude Goes To” series where he travels the country interviewing “Bros” at wild events like the Carolina Cup and the AVN Awards. Follow him on twitter @JTrain56 for all of his weekly content. WWW.JTRAINCOMEDY.COM
Jon Laster is a New York City based comedian who originally hails from Denver Colorado. He graduated with a BA from Colorado State University. Shortly after, Jon moved to New York City to realize his dream of being a Comedian. Jon quickly moved up the comedy hierarchy and established himself as one of the funniest comedians and most sought after host. After just six years, Jon has taped three season’s of BET’s Comic View, hosted the first and second Underground Comedy Festival held in New York City, completed a one year tour with the NACA showcase, and will soon appear on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. In addition Jon finds the time to host his own weekly comedy room in Clinton Hill/FT Greene Brooklyn, which also happens to be the longest running comedy room ever in Brooklyn.
Chris Gethard is a writer, actor and comedian living in New York City. He recently replaced Jon Heder in the upcoming Comedy Central project, “Big Lake,” co-starring Horatio Sanz and Chris Parnell. Chris can also be seen in the upcoming feature, “The Other Guys” alongside Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg.
Gethard has been seen in dozens of shows at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York City over the years, but his most recent project is a variety/talk show he hosts monthly to sold-out audiences called “The Chris Gethard Show.” Recently, Chris flew out a downtrodden Midwesterner named Mitchell Fesh and made him the guest of honor for the night amongst a packed house comprised of both fans and fellow UCB performers.
Jordon Ferber began his stand-up comedy career in 1999 at just 21 years old while studying Film at Occidental College in Los Angeles. After cutting his teeth hosting shows at The Garage, he moved back home to New York City in 2001 to pursue comedy full-time. A true New Yorker through and through, Jordon quickly became a fixture on the Manhattan circuit — performing at iconic venues such as Broadway Comedy Club, Gotham Comedy Club, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Eastville Comedy Club and even Madison Square Garden.
Ben DeMarco and Josh Wesson (Ben & Josh) are best friends. They are also two hilarious NYC comedians who decided to team up and treat the comedy world to something different.
As New York’s only black and white stand up comedy duo, they reach a level you can’t find in just one performer. With a very down to earth repertoire, their material spans from personal stories, to lyrical break downs that will have you trying to catch your breath. Their banter and love for each other is comedy writing itself, giving them what many would call an effortless performance with some solid swag.
Numerous late night appearances including “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” where he was booked by Jimmy himself who said “because of how few slots we have available you have to be an A++ comedian to get booked on my show, and Andrew is.” Other TV appearances include Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham,” and the nationally syndicated comedy round-table “Comics Unleashed,” where he also worked as a monologue joke writer. Andrew’s natural charisma and sharp material have charmed audiences at comedy festivals around the world. He won the first annual Las Vegas World Series of Comedy, which only takes place in the US, so the use of the phrase “World Series” is a bit murky. But if it’s good enough for baseball, it’s good enough for him. He also took second place at the Boston Comedy Festival, and his performance at the prestigious Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal was praised in Time Out New York. He’s delighted audiences at Sydney’s Comedy Store and Laugh Garage where The (Australian) Daily Telegraph remarked “his show features hair trigger laughs with a deadly aim, all the more so because while some comedians overestimate their own intelligence, Andrew Norelli never underestimates ours.” Versatility has allowed him to perform in corporate settings too, for companies such as Google and Yahoo. 
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