Sean is the star of the hit TRU TV show Storage Hunters, which is now in its second season. His other television credits include commercials and informercials. And if he had just been born a few years sooner, he probably would have been the star of Blossom.

Sean Kelly’s stage presence and energy are hard to contain, and to explain. It’s kind of like watching a latch key child who has a month’s supply of sugar and only 5 minutes to completely destroy his parents’ trailer. His stand-up is filled with unique influences such as growing up as an American kid in Germany (the land where a comedy club is something you beat a person with until they laugh), to spending his teenage years in Italy (the land where they love to cook and eat), to serving an army combat tour in Iraq (the land where they love to cook and eat Americans), to spending time in over 50 other countries around the world (some of which have bathrooms). Another big influence is Sean’s wife Lori, to whom he has been married for 19 years, as well as the rest of his dysfunctional, yet loving and mildly retarded, family. Out of these influences and life experiences Sean has created a large, rich cast of characters that bring energy and life to his hilarious stories as he performs them on stage. His characters also bring the occasional death threat. Sean’s comedy was described by The San Diego Union Tribuneas “High energy and hilarious, San Diego’s rising star of comedy.” read more

Sean P. Donnelly is a comedian based in New York City. He has appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “Late Show with David Letterman,” “Conan,” “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” and Comedy Central. He co-hosts the “Burbs Bros” podcast. On Instagram, he shares clips from his performances and updates about his shows. On Facebook, he engages with fans and posts about upcoming events. On Threads, he shares insights and interacts with his audience. read more

Scruncho is best known for his role as Baby Wipe alongside Mike Epps in How High with Method Man and Redman and as Hucky G in Boss’n Up alongside Snoop Dogg. Scruncho has also appeared in other films, including Stompin’ (2007) and Watermelon Heist(2003). Scruncho’s television roles and appearances have included programs such as BET’s ComicView and MTV’s Nick Cannon’s Wild ‘N Out. The comedian has toured and opened up for fellow comedian Mike Epps on his 2012 nationwide tour. read more

Like a good Midwestern boy, I followed in my father’s footsteps and began working as a machinist in a tool and die shop. That was 1988. I knew that life wasn’t for me, but I grew up thinking that that was what I was supposed to do. One day, my boss stopped my my machine and suggested I go to the open mic night at a nearby comedy club. Maybe he was encouraging me, maybe he was thinking of firing me. Either way, that night changed my life. I got hooked and a year later left Milwaukee behind to travel as a stand-up comedian. read more

Only a handful of women have managed to make a name for themselves appearing on Saturday Night Live, and Sarah Silverman can count herself one of them. What’s next for the star?

Funny, offensive and downright sharp-tongued, Sarah Silverman is a comedienne/actress whose unremitting humour has landed her in hot water on many an occasion and also earned her a cult status. Never afraid to tackle controversial subjects head-on, beware the Silverman – no one is exempt from being the butt of her jokes! read more

Sarah Tiana has been a working comedian in Los Angeles since 2003.  Originally from Calhoun, GA, Sarah’s act emphasizes the ups and downs of a Southern childhood while peppering in her opinions of dating and sports, or the sport of dating.  Recently Sarah has been recognized for her “breakout performance” as Carmen in four episodes of Reno 911!’s 7th season.  In 2005 she helped create a sketch comedy company called TheStrait Jacket Society as a way to help young actors in Hollywood accelerate their stage time and gain exposure while still having fun.  This sketch comedy experience also helped her become a familiar face on Showtime’s “Jeff Garcia’s Low Budget Madness” and “In The Flow With Affion Crockett.”  A downright American, Sarah has done 9 tours of comedy for the troops including Germany, Singapore, Afghanistan, Guam, Okinawa, and several Wounded Warrior Facilities.   A recent trip to Iraq is highlighted in the documentary film, “We Love You Mrs. Bevins”(available on Amazon and Netflix).  Sarah recently wrote and starred in “The Burn” for Comedy Central with Jeffrey Ross. She has also been seen on E!,  Reelz TV, the TV Guide Channel, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen,  NFL.com and PlentyofFish.com.  She will never be seen in the three pilots she taped last year. read more

Sarah is currently a writer and roundtable regular on the hit late night talk show “Chelsea Lately.” She is also a Producer and star on E!’s “After Lately.” Her first book, “Life as I Blow it,” came out February 7th, 2012, and debuted at number 5 on the New York Times Bestseller list. It’s available in stores, BN.com and on Amazon.

Sarah tours across the country headlining comedy clubs as well as a part of the Comedians of Chelsea Lately tour. She’s appeared on several other TV shows, including “The United States of Tara,” “Scare Tactics,” and “Monk.” read more

It’s noon and in a Los Angeles neighborhood called Los Feliz, there is one hilarious individual and right now he’s sleeping. Yes, sleeping. It’s noon. The temperature is rising. The Sun is starring daggers at us and this man, Detroit-native SANDY DANTO continues his slumber. Why is he sleeping? Because he can. The difference between the reader and him is that when he wakes up, he’s not popping out of a dream. He’s living in it. He’s living it. Sandy on stage is like watching Lebron James try out for Freshman basketball at St. Vincent- St. Mary, they both had to take bathroom breaks. read more

Samuel J Comroe born and raised in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, California, into a family of nine (five sisters, and one brother) Samuel Comroe grew up in a loud, raucous, and fun-loving environment. With such vivacious characters for siblings, it was an environment that forced any shyness out of him right away, and instead created an individual unafraid of being the center-of-attention. In the third grade, after being diagnosed with Tourette syndrome, Comroe suffered his fair share of teases and taunts from peers who didn’t understand his curious condition. Although this affected his self-esteem and confidence throughout his childhood, as he entered high school in a different district (and on the heels of advice from his father that he could be an entirely new person), Comroe made a conscious decision to no longer let bullying affect him, rather laugh along with the bullies. For example, on his first day as a high school freshman, Sam was being picked on by two intimidating seniors, and instead of backing off he decided to laugh with them. This small act changed the rest of his high school career and led him to his future in stand-up comedy. He saw how much more respect he got from just having fun with himself. read more

Lebanese American born in Oakland California, Sammy K Obeid double majored at UC Berkeley to prepare for a career in comedy. A professional, nationally-touring comedian at 27, Sammy’s style has been described as ‘refreshingly intelligent’, ‘hopeful and inspiring’, and ‘a youthful perspective that reaches all ages’. Recently placing in the top 3 of the San Francisco International Comedy Competition amongst veteran comedians of 15 years or more, Sammy’s 4 years in comedy have proven explosive. His national appeal has earned him ‘Best of the Fest’ in the Arab American Comedy Festival in New York, as well as the Out of Bonds Festival in Austin. Sammy is the youngest member of the national touring troupe, CoExist Comedy, the founder of his own comedy group and enterprise, KO Comedy, as well as the first comedian ever to appear on the Food Network telling jokes. read more