Want to know what it’s like when you have raw comedic talent and can brag about more film and television credits than most actors in Hollywood; just ask Todd Barry! Born in New York City and raised in Florida, Todd has performed in countless feature films, voice­ acted in animated shows and even participated in a few web­episodes with Jerry Seinfeld.

Todd Barry IMDB credits include Comedy Bang Bang, Bob’s Burgers (Cartoon Network), Chappelle’s Show (Comedy Central) and Squidbillies (Cartoon Network). Todd’s standup has been featured on CONAN, Comedy Central and Just for Laughs NYC. He’s also toured with Louis C.K. read more

Dave Chappelle has become a one of the most distinctive voices in comedy with his laser-precise views on race, class and popular culture. A true journeyman who has worked in the entertainment industry since he was 14, Chappelle rose to the height of fame on the strength of his groundbreaking “Chappelle’s Show” and stand-up specials.

The son of college professors, Chappelle began his professional stand-up career in Washington, DC. As a minor, Chappelle’s mother, also an ordained Unitarian minister, often accompanied him to local comedy clubs. After graduating from the Duke Ellington School of the Arts with a concentration in theatre, he moved to New York City to continue his pursuit of stand-up work in earnest. read more

Tony Woods kick-started his career in comedy on Russell Simmons’ Def Comedy Jam (HBO) and P. Diddy’s Bad Boys of Comedy. Working with some of comedy’s greats, Tony brings a lot more to the table than your average comedy veteran. His fans include loyal audiences from around the globe, with his videos on YouTube earning hundreds of thousands of hits.

Tony is a regular performer on Comedy Central, NBC, and HBO, with multiple specials and guest appearances. He’s even made his way onto NBC’s Last Comic Standing, holding a respectable standing as one of the top 100 comics to ever try-out. While he may not have won his bid for television greatness on Last Comic Standing, he absolutely killed it in the Just for Laughs comedy festival in Montreal, along with HBO’s US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado. read more

Max Amini was born in Tucson Arizona, from an Iranian heritage. He was raised on the East Coast and graduated from UCLA’s school of Theater, Film and Television in 2004. As an actor, Max has numerous film and television credits including NBC’s Heroes, regular appearances on Comedy Central’s Mind of Mencia, and a leading role in the upcoming film Beer Pong.

Max began his stand-up comedy career in 2002 at the LA Improv. The show was his final class in a comedy workshop, and despite being the self-described “worst kid in class” by the end of his performance the audience was in awe of his act. Since then he hasn’t stopped. For nine years Max has performed the world over, expressing his views on family and cultural topics through his spectacular theatrics and energetic humor. He was chosen as one of the finalists for NBC’s Diversity Showcase in 2009, and he developed a stand-up comedy tour, named “Exotic Imports” featuring second-generation Americans coming from diverse cultural backgrounds. read more

Comedian Ryan Johnson was born in Houston Tx. and now lives in New York, NY. He has been doing comedy for 5 years and has preformed in a variety of venues and cities including: San Antonio, Austin, Houston, Odessa, Ft. Worth, Corpus Cristi, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles and New York.

Tim Krompier’s comedy is like a delicious meat dip- a layer of autobiographical wit on the bottom, coated with physically charged character work, and scrumptiously topped with aging frat boy self deprecation. If you don’t like Tim at least you know what to have for dinner.

Having headlined in comedy clubs, theatres, and showcases across the country, and with weekly spots in New York City and Long Island; Tim Krompier has blossomed into a stand-up comedy maven. His mom always thinks he is blossoming into something. Tim’s journey to two-drink minimum glory and sold-out shows is an unlikely one, having only been ten short years since he made his income as a break-dancer, professional party emcee, and entertainment industry lothario. His wife knows in actuality she is the only woman he has ever known outside of his mother and sisters. read more

Julian Vance is a Bay-Area, CA based comedy and columnist. Often times he is recognized as a “comedian blogger” where he posts news, event reviews, room reviews, journals, highlights, videos, links, and anything else from the San Francisco/Bay-Area comedy community.

Dave Kinney, as seen on TV, he is most know for his stand-up and political humor. David started doing comedy out of high school and quickly began performing at all the top clubs in South Florida. After becoming a finalist in the Las Vegas Comedy Festival, decided to leave college and head up to New York City. Since coming to New York, he has quickly made a name for himself and has performed at clubs around the city on shows with comics from Robin Williams to Jerry Seinfeld.

Named a “comedian phenom and icon” by Entertainment Weekly, Dane Cook has maintained his reputation as one of today’s most prolific stand-up comedians while simultaneously distinguishing himself as a charismatic and versatile actor in a variety of film and television projects. Cook starred in his first leading role as the likable slacker Zack in Lionsgate’s “Employee of the Month,” leading the romantic comedy to a box office gross of over $30 million and DVD sales that topped the charts. After inking a multi-faceted production deal with HBO, Cook created, directed and starred in the network’s nine-part comedy documentary series, “Tourgasm,” and wrote, executive produced and starred in “Vicious Circle,” a feature-length stand-up event. read more

Kelly Fastuca is an Australian born comic who moved to NYC in 2010 after being a performer/writer/producer in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and the Melbourne Fringe festivals in her native land of Melbourne. She performs at clubs all over the city, and produces two shows: The award winning ‘Underbelly’ at The Creek and the Cave in Long Island City in NYC. She is a regular on Robert Kelly’s ‘You Know What Dude’ Podcast. She has also been a guest ‘Opie and Anthony’ and ‘The After Show’ with Sam Roberts. read more