Steve Iott is a very funny man who lives in Michigan. In addition to being a professional comedian, he writes an award-winning column posted on the Internet. He also lies frequently about receiving awards for his writing.
No stranger to either television or the concert stage, Steve has appeared on A&E, Comedy Central, and has opened shows for Steven Wright, Chicago, and Bill Maher.
Author, columnist, and comedian Steve Hofstetter is often called the hardest working man in show-business. With all due respect to the late James Brown.
Hofstetter’s national TV debut came on ESPN’s Quite Frankly, where Stephen A. Smith yelled at him for three minutes. Hofstetter has also appeared on CBS’ “Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson,” Showtime’s “White Boyz in the Hood,” VH1’s “Countdown,” Sundance’s “On the Road in America,” and ABC’s “Barbara Walter’s Special,” where he thankfully did not cry. Having appeared on networks from Boston to Miami to Denver, his local television appearances are too numerous to count, especially if you’re using your fingers.
Steve Hirst comes All the way from Manchester England. Now based out of Dallas, Texas Hirst performs his crowd pleasing act on American stages nationwide. Steve’s unique brand of humor manages to translate the comical differences between the UK and the US and his act has often been described as a mix between Benny Hill and the movie Snatch.
With dead on impressions, music and a closing bit that will have you falling out of your seat, Steve’s roller coaster ride of laughs will leave you short of breath and begging for more. Get ready America because the new British Invasion of comedy has arrived and it goes by the name of Steve Hirst.
In just a few short years, Steve Byrne has risen through the ranks of the comedy world to become one of the industry’s most innovative and sought-after performers. With his high-energy, physical style of comedy, Byrne has evolved throughout the years into an extremely versatile entertainer that delivers on a day-to-day basis. Hailing from Pittsburgh, PA, Steve Byrne was born to a Korean mother and an Irish father. His unique background has given him the base comedic material for his first television show, Sullivan & Son, a half hour comedy on TBS. The first ten episodes averaged over 2.5 million viewers and new episodes will appear on TBS in 2013.
It’s stand-up comedy’s favorite mother of three, Stephanie Blum. A former psychologist from Brooklyn who couldn’t care less. Her sarcastic irreverence is what makes her universally adored by audiences at places like the Stardust in Las Vegas on Country Music Television’s Funniest Videos, HBO’s Comedy Minutes and many more.
She’s the winner of New York’s Funniest Teacher Contest, Ladies of Laughter Funniest Female Competition at Madison Square Garden, CBS’s Star Search and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival’s “Breakout Performer.”
Stacy Kendro has been performing standup comedy for many years making observations and connecting with her audiences. The need to express herself through performing comes through with energy that makes for a great show where people relate. Some of the topics covered: being married, being single, going to college and lesbians. Stacy has competed in several comedy festivals including the Boston Comedy Festival and was a finalist in the Marshall’s Women of Comedy Show with Caroline Rhea that aired on PAX, was on Last Comic Standing, and has worked with Joan Rivers.
Skyler Stone is an actor, producer, comedian and writer from Kalamazoo, Michigan. He has been on The Late Show w/ Craig Ferguson, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, and Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. He has headlined in over 40 cities and 5 different countries and has opened for Jay Mohr, Damon Wayans, Christopher Titus, Dane Cookand Dave Attell. He had his own show on Comedy Central when he was only 25 years old called CON that he wrote, executive produced, and starred in. The show has found a cult following online and bootlegs of it are distributed frequently. In 2007, Skyler wrote, executive produced and starred in a prank show called Skyler’s Revolution for FOX and in the same year he was nominated for an MTV Movie Award for Best Short Film for a short that he directed. With producer Michael Abbott he made a video that went extremely viral called Hands Free Driving about the driving law that went into effect in 2008 in California.
RANDY AND JASON SKLAR BEGAN AS ONE ZYGOTE and later guest starred in many TV shows, including an Emmy Award winning episode of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, the FX hit It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, as well as Adult Swim’sChildrens’ Hospital. They starred as conjoined twins in a memorable episode ofGrey’s Anatomy and as warring agents on HBO’s Entourage.
Of the Entourage episode, Entertainment Weekly television critic Paul Katz wrote of their turn, “in the hands of comedic masters, The Sklar Brothers, they made it soar.”
Skip Clark was born and raised in the Bronx NY. Growing up and through college Skip always had jokes with his family and friends, he was known as the funny man of the group.
He started his comedy career in 1995 as a Door Man for the Uptown Comedy Club in Atlanta GA., shortly after he became a Body Guard for a High Profile Comedian for 4 years.
His Acting Career began in 2000 when he played a Body Guard in the movie “Two Degrees the Movie” and has a new Movie coming out called “Recruitment Day” it is a comedy spoof of Denzel Washington’s “Training Day”.
Sid Davis is a former airline worker who hilariously loses his baggage on the stage. Sid’s brilliant narratives are fueled with A.D.D., a wavering ego and a grade school teacher wife who sometimes wishes he was a child left behind.
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