Melvin George SAG/AFTRA as seen in the films “Mo’ Better Blues” and “Meteor Man.” Stand-UP TV Comedy credits include performances on HBO, Showtime, A&E, NBC, Fox and “Star Search.” TV credits “Family Matters” ABC. This comedian is New York based.

Melvin George – “The King of Smooth!” Tall, lean, bespectacled and armed with a brazen sense of “cool.” Melvin made his comedy debut in his hometown of Boston. In 1975 he moved to New York City where he quickly became successful. A trained actor and director, Melvin used his theatrical training as a member of “The Kitchen Table Comedy Team” in New York making appearances at Carnegie Hall, The Village Gate and on several local T.V. shows. Melvin has appeared in concert with such celebrated artists as Chaka Khan, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Roberta Flack, Patti LaBelle, The Commodores, The Temptations, and The Four Tops. Melvin’s successful showcase at the National Association for Campus Activities’ Southeast regional conference resulted in over 60 college dates, netting him a coveted showcase spot at the 1989 National NACA Convention in Nashville. In 1990 he was nominated for National Campus Entertainment Award for comedy. He has been seen in the films “Mo’ Better Blues” and “Meteor Man”. Melvin also appeared on Fox’s “Comic Strip Live”, A & E’s” An Evening at the Improv”, “Caroline’s Comedy Hour”, and HBO’s “Def Comedy Jam” read more

Mo Mandel is a talented young comedian and actor who regularly appears on the hit show CHELSEA LATELY and who starred opposite Hank Azaria and Kathryn Hahn in FREE AGENTS on NBC.  Mandel has also made appearances on MODERN FAMILY, HAPPY ENDINGS, CONAN, LOVE BITES, CRAIG FERGUSON, and in his own highly rated COMEDY CENTRAL HALF HOUR SPECIAL. As a writer, Mandel has written pilots for FOX, NBC, FX, and THE DISNEY CHANNEL.  Mandel’s first CD, “THE M-WORD” is out on Comedy Central Records.  Come see him now before he becomes successful enough to justify having a full blown drug addled meltdown. read more

Voted one of the top 10 comedians in New York City by the Hollywood Reporter and BackStage, MODI is one of the comedy circuit’s most sought after performers. Featured on HBO, CBS, NBC, ABC.Comedy Central, Howard Stern and E! Entertainment, MODI has received rave reviews in the New York Times, Time Out NY and the New York Post. Born in Israel, MODI moved to the United States when he was seven. After college, MODI worked as an investment banker and had no plans to become a stand up comedian. But one open mic changed everything. Amelia David of BackStage raves, “MODI has a young Sid Caesar-esque talent for creating accents and characters, making him appeal to a diverse market.” According to the Los Angeles Times, MODI is “versatile and quick on his feet. He can read an audience in a beat and improvise so nimbly that he keeps any audience, regardless of age, race and gender, laughing.” MODI has appeared in several feature films and played leading roles in two: Waiting for Woody Allen, which won the LA Film Festival, and Stand Up, a feature-length film. According to Variety, MODI delivers a “naturally funny performance with a tremendous amount of energy on screen.” MODI is a regular performer at the New York and Los Angeles comedy clubs and headlines around the country. He has also gone on tour in the United Kingdom, Holland and Israel and performs in comedy festivals and special venues, including Montreal’s Just for Laughs Comedy Festival and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. read more

Mel Austin performs comedy for corporations, military, fund raisers, private parties, schools and churches. Mel does ongoing shows for Primerica, American Cancer Society, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ontario/ Chino Unified School Districts. As the CEO of Laughing to Success Entertainment and Laughing 2 Success Academy, Mel has access to other comedians to create a full show for clients when requested. Mel has been an actor and comedian for the last 15 years. He also performs at The Improv, Comedy Store, Laugh Factory and produces comedy events at major venues and local community gathering places. He has several commercial, film and theatre credits. His most recent nationwide commercials are with Terminix and National Geographic and AMP’D Mobile. Mel Austin is a coach/trainer/teacher of acting and standup comedy for teenagers and adults. Originally from Chicago, Illinois; He’s based in Southern California with his wife and children in the city of Alta Loma. read more

Monique Madrid is a Los Angeles comedian, writer and actor. She is also the West Coast Editor of SerialOptimist.com and is a licensed hair and makeup artist (moniquemadridstyling.com).

Monique recently moved to Los Angels from Chicago where she performed standup, improv and sketch comedy in festivals around the country and with ​The Second City, iO, The Annoyance and ComedySportz. She is a monologue writer for “Talk Hard”, Chicago’s favorite late-night comedy talk show. She’s been seen at The Laugh Factory, Zanies, Flappers Comey, Chicago Underground Comedy, The Shit Show, 100 Proof Comedy, The Kates, and in festivals such as the Chicago Women’s Festival and The All Jane No Dick Festival, among others. Her show, “Bitch, I’ll Cut You”, a late-night talk show meets improvised hair salon was named one of Time Out Magazine’s “Critics Picks” and continues to receive rave reviews. Now in LA, she performs with Mission Improvable, Dinner Detectives and is establishing herself in the standup scene. She can also be seen in the occasional Television commercial and her podcast “Marriage Is A Joke” is coming out in early 2014. read more

Melissa Villasenor is a stand-up comedian and impressionist who is currently in the Finals of NBC’s hit show, “America’s Got Talent.” She grew up in Los Angeles and started stand up in Comedy Camp at the age of 15. And now, you can catch her as a regular at the Improv, Comedy Store and Comedy and Magic Club.

Melissa made her first TV appearance doing Ellen DeGeneres and Sarah Silverman impressions on “Frank TV” on TBS. She also appeared in the Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival as part of the New Faces show in 2010. Recently she played a part as Nora Ephron on Fox’s “Family Guy” and voiced various characters on Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time.” read more

Monroe Martin is a colorful and imaginative comedian with a lifetime of hard knock experiences that have been spun into side-splitting jokes and stories.

Monroe was born and raised in Philadelphia, one usually wouldn’t find Monroe’s life story laughable. After all, how inappropriate is it to laugh at a foster child who jumped around from one dysfunctional family to another? Sit in the audience of one of Monroe’s performances and you’ll find yourself laughing at his adversity. Monroe’s honest and open approach to joke and storytelling universalizes his experiences. read more

Monty’s numerous television performances include Channel 10s The Circle, Foxtel’s Stand Up Australia, and as part of The Comedy Channel’s special – The Best Of Stand Up and Comedy Gold. He featured as a finalist on Foxtel’sComedy Gold Pitch Competition and was interviewed before the 2006 Melbourne Comedy Festival. Performing sold out shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2010, he received wide recognition and praise for his shows The Full Monty, Monty McFly andEyecandy with Troy Kinne, Tom Siegert and Dave Thornton. read more

Morgan Murphy traces her roots to late night television. Writing for shows like Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Morgan honed and polished her comedic muscle with both writing credits and intermittent appearances while exploring other areas of entertainment.

As an actor in Sleeping Dogs Lie, World’s Greatest Dad and 2 Broke Girls she proved that she has what it takes to hold her own in both feature films and network sitcoms. In 2013 she even made her way onto Netflix’s radar with her Netflix special “Irish Goodbye”. read more

Melinda Hill has performed stand-up all over the world, and is an accomplished actress and writer. LA Weekly describes her as, “bubbly, adorable, outlandish, funny,” and Buzzine Magazine claims she “puts the fun back in funny and the smart back in smarty- pants.” In 2010 she appeared in several sketches on Comedy Central’s Pretend Time with Nick Swardson (produced by Adam Sandler), and in the film Bright Day, opposite Bill Maher. She is also the voice of Dr. Princess on the cartoon Adventure Time. Other TV appearances include, Glory Daze, Reno 911, Sarah Silverman Program, Important Things with Demetri Martin, Frank TV, The Winner, and Chris Kattan’s Bollywood Hero. Her stand-up has been featured on Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Bonnie Hunt Show, BBC’s World Stands Up, NESN’s Comedy All Stars, Comics Unleashed, and most recently when she hosted Byron Allen’s Comedy TV. read more