Susie Essman has played the sassy Susie Greene for all eight seasons of the critically-acclaimed HBO comedy series, Curb Your Enthusiasm.  Her hilarious bouts of withering sarcasm and uninhibited insults have become her character’s trademark.

The Los Angeles Times calls Susie, “The most lyrical purveyor of profanity on television.  She makes the entire cast of  “The Sopranos” look like rank amateurs.  It really is a gift.”

The New York Times called Susie “one of the most vivid characters in the show, whose off-color tantrums have become an audience favorite the way Kramer’s clumsy entrances once were”. read more

Susan Burke is an actress, writer, stand up comic and artist. While hosting a music radio show she realized she was better at being funny than being cool. Since that discovery she has become a regular performer in the LA “Alternative” comedy scene performing often at such shows as “Comedy Death Ray” and the “Tomorrow Show”. As an actress Susan has been in a number of feature films and TV credits including: Important Things With Demetri Martin, X-Play, Attack of The Show, Nerd King, and Oxygen’s The 25ist. She’s written for various zines and music blogs, and the TV show Infomainia. At age 10 Susan won an award from Cricket Magazine and her art career pretty much peaked then. read more

Raised on The Lower East Side of New York City, after surviving public school and actual seasons, Sunah Bilsted now resides in Los Angeles.

In addition to performing in clubs, bars and bedrooms all over town, she co-produces The C Word show every Thursday at 8 PM in The Belly Room of The World Famous Comedy Store.

She’s in post-production for a short film, #twitterkills, which she wrote and starred in, and she recently worked opposite Robin Williams on the feature film The Angriest Man in Brooklyn, coming out soon/whenever it feels like it. read more

After 15 seasons on Howard Stern’s Radio Show, Mr. Melendez, known to Stern fans as “Stuttering John,” has just finished his fifth season on NBC’s The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. On the tonight show besides being the show’s nightly announcer, Mr. Melendez was also involved in comedy sketches and correspondence pieces as well as being the daily warm up performer for Jay. Mr. Melendez just signed on to be a writer on the new Jay Leno Show airing on NBC at 10:00pm as well as continuing to be the shows warm up performer. read more

Stewart Huff was born in Campbellsville, Kentucky and grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee. He has been performing comedy for over 15 years, beginning when he decided to drop out of college to become a writer. Currently touring theatres, comedy clubs and special events across the country, Huff reaches past the norm for his genuine — and genuinely unexpected — comedy. His knack for embracing the foibles of humanity and his refreshing originality make him as likeable as he is hilarious. A storyteller at heart, Huff continues to amaze with his clever material and personal wit. read more

Stevie’s unique approach to comedy involves how he deals with everyday life as a 55 year old married man living on Long Island. Stevie finds comedy in suburban life because he lives it every single freaking day. His philosophy is to entertain people without making them feel uncomfortable. Stevie GB is a stage name (as in CBGB). Stevie’s real name is Steven Gianturco. Steven has written many one-act plays. Twelve have been produced in NYC and in various play festivals on Long Island. His full length play “Vampires Suck, The Musical” was featured in Two Off-Broadway festivals. Recently seen in the Five Towns College student film “Suffocating in Suburbia” By Nick Mancuso. Best Actor at the 2012 Luminaries. read more

Steve Trevino was born in Gregory-Portland, Texas and got started in stand-up comedy when he told jokes in his 2nd grade talent show.  At a young age he was performing anywhere he could, from backyard barbecues to school functions.  Trevino had his first professional gig in Corpus Christi at the Harbor Playhouse opening for Carlos Mencia at the age of nineteen.

Soon after, Steve was off to Dallas with stars in his eyes in pursuit of his career and got a job as a door man at the Addison Improv in order to garner stage time.   He quickly earned his stripes to become the house MC, opening up for big acts traveling through the club who encouraged him to bite the bullet and move to Los Angeles. His first big road tour came about with the Three Amigos Comedy Tour, featuring Mencia, Pablo Francisco, and the late Freddy Soto, just one of the greats to whom Steve has been compared, a likeness that Steve wears as a badge of honor.   Coming off rave reviews he went on to become one of the youngest comedians ever to headline the Improv Comedy Club and continues to be a top draw. read more

🎤 Steve Rannazzisi – Live in New York City

About Steve Rannazzisi

See Steve Rannazzisi live in New York City — the quick-witted comedian, writer, and actor best known as Kevin from FX’s hit comedy series The League. With over a decade of experience making audiences laugh across television, film, and the stage, Steve brings his signature humor and relatable storytelling to comedy clubs nationwide.

Rannazzisi starred alongside Katie Aselton, Mark Duplass, Nick Kroll, Paul Scheer, and Jonathan Lajoie in the critically acclaimed FX Network series The League, playing “Kevin McArthur,” the fantasy football commissioner fans loved to root for. read more

Steve McGrew comes from an unconventional background. He was a cartoonist for the Houston Chronicles but knew early on that comedy was in his blood and would manifest itself in one way or another. He found that drawing cartoons was not nearly expressive enough for his exuberant personality and ventured onto the stage at an amateur night in a Houston comedy club.”So I went up and made fun of my ex-wife. That was easy.” He soon became a fixture at Houston’s Comedy Workshop where Sam Kinison and Bill Hicks launched their careers. A Star Search semi-finalist, Steve is a veteran of virtually every cable comedy show, including A&E’s “Evening at the Improv,” Nashville Network’s “Crook and Chase,” Showtime’s “Comedy Club Network” and “Comedy All Stars,” “Caroline’s Comedy Hour,” TNN’s “Nashville Now,” “Music City Tonight” and “Funny Business,” VH-1’s “Stand Up, Stand Up” and MTV’s “Half Hour Comedy Show,” CMT’s “20 Most Redneck Moments” and CMT’s “Comedy Stage.” read more

Steve Kramer has been doing stand-up comedy for more than a decade, and has been impersonating more than fifty celebrities even longer. He co-starred with Frank Caliendo on a national sketch comedy television series called “Hype”, where he played several characters and impersonated many celebrities. He trained with some of the best improv instructors Los Angeles has to offer while filming the television series, and then traveled the world including Europe, Hawaii, and South America for three years as part of the two-man comedy improv group Full Impact. Steve Kramer`s headlining act is like no other. He has combined his impressions, musical satire, improv, and audience participation into a Vegas-style variety show that leaves his audiences laughing.