Comedian Ron Pearson was born in a log cabin in Illinois! No, sorry, that was Abraham Lincoln… Not quite as exciting, but Ron grew up in Seattle, Washington. He never wrote the Emancipation Proclamation, but he did have a World Record for juggling at the age of 15. Not bad for a childhood street performer who took his talents all the way to Hollywood! As the baby of eight children, comedy seemed to be the only way to get attention and attention he got! The Hollywood Reporter called him, “a comic ball of fire.” The Los Angeles Times wrote, “I laughed so hard my jaws ached.” read more

Ron Funches is a very funny stand up comedian with a unique delivery and lovable demeanor. You just want to hug and squeeze him like a big stuffed bear.

His easy going, inventive style sounds the way fresh chocolate chip cookies taste. Ron performs stand up all over the United States impressing audiences everywhere.

Ron’s television appearances include recurring roles on Comedy Central’s KROLL SHOW and Disney’s CRASH AND BERNSTEIN.

A guest star role on Fox’s NEW GIRL, stand up performances on TBS’s CONAN O’BRIEN SHOW, and Comedy Central’s JOHN OLIVER’S NEW YORK STAND UP SHOW. read more

Ron Feingold has been on stage since age 10. He got his musical theatre start in high school portraying roles like Lazar Wolf in “Fiddler on the Roof,” Moonface Martin in “Anything Goes,” and Curly in the musical “Oklahoma!” Then, at age 17, he began his professional career performing in a melodrama theatre by the name of “Bob Young’s Cabaret” located in beautiful Cascade, Colorado. Ron was on top of the world earning $150 a week performing in the show and doing what he loved most! read more

Walter Reyes spent his youth growing up Salvadorian in a predominantly Mexican Southern Los Angeles. He was raised in a very small city called Cudahy, CA. From a very young age Walter was known as the class clown. He was always getting in trouble in school for not being able to shut his mouth as he was all too busy trying to make every moment a funny one. As a husky kid humor was his weapon but so was his ability to show off his smarts. He figured out at a very early age that humor entertains and being smart gets you respect. Walter never had a passion for “comedy” but what he had a passion for was hearing his friends, family and even strangers laugh. Laughter was his key to opening any door but being a comedian never crossed his mind. His childhood dream was to actually be a visual artist. In 1997 after graduating high school that’s exactly what he set out to become at Cal State Fullerton. read more

Comedy’s Ron Babcock is a comedian based in LA. You can see him this fall on Comedy Central’s new show House Party. He’s also been on Last Comic Standing, HBO’s The Life and Times of Tim, and The Rotten Tomatoes Show.

He’s been to dozens of festivals including being selected as a “New Face” for the 2012 Montreal Just For Laughs Festival.

He creates a lot of web content. He produced and co-hosted the Why Would You Eat that Challenge on YouTube’s Tasted. He also produced and starred in web series for MTV and AOL. Some of these have beenturned into internet memes, which always makes his mother sigh. read more

Whitney Cummings is the title star and executive producer of the NBC multi-camera comedy “Whitney.” Her character is a smart, free-thinking photographer who, as a product of divorce, is happily unmarried to her longtime boyfriend, Alex.

A Los Angeles-based comedian, actor, writer and producer, Cummings also co-created and co-wrote, along with Michael Patrick King, the comedy “Two Broke Girls,” starring Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs.

Last year, Cummings’ hour-long Comedy Central stand-up special, “Money Shot,” was nominated for an American Comedy Award. As a comedian, Cummings appears regularly on E!’s “Chelsea Lately” and Comedy Central’s “Comedy Central Roasts.” She got her start starring on MTV’s “Punk’d.” read more

A versatile actor, writer, and stand-up comic, Rodd has consistently applied his ingenuity in taking his career to the next level.  Aware of the glut of white stand-up comics, Rodd embarked on a successful plan to make a niche for himself as a “white stand-up comic” performing in primarily black nightclubs.  At first glance, both club owners and audiences were surprised, but Rodd’s talent quickly won out and he was warmly embraced by cheering crowds.  This has led to recent appearances including Showtime’s comedy special “White Boyz in the Hood,” P. Diddy’s “Bad Boys of Comedy, ”Bill Bellamy’s “Who’s Got Jokes?”, and several appearances on BET’s “Comicview.” When not on an international tour entertaining the U.S. troops or headlining comedy clubs across the nation,  Rodd is also a frequent local performer at The Improv, Comedy Store, and The Laugh Factory in Los Angeles. read more

Warm and friendly is how you feel once you greet the welcoming smile of comedian Rodney Perry in person, and after only minutes of being in his presence the smiles turn to hearty laughter as his gift is to entertain. Born in Chicago and raised in Monroe Louisiana, the road to stardom has not always been paved with fun and laughs. But whatever his surroundings Perry has always used comedy to pave his way to success.

Rodney served his country for eight years as a member of the United States Navy. Serving two tours of duty took Rodney to New Orleans and to the Bay Area, which prepared him for the entertainment industry and for life. He would perform his duties as Yeoman Second Class by day and perform his sidesplitting comedy shows by night. Perry came to a crossroad in 1998, when he had to choose between continuing his Navy career or making Stand-Up Comedy a career. He chose the latter. Rodney, his wife and their children packed their things and headed to Hollywood. Actually, Inglewood. read more

Born and raised in Paterson New Jersey, Rodney has always been a comedian. Even as a toddler, he would entertain at family gatherings, most of the time against his will. Years of therapy have helped him recover from these traumatic times. Thanks to Rodney’s school years, school administrators decided corporal punishment was no longer necessary in the school system; they now want capital punishment!

Laney’s comedy career started capriciously in 1988. While in the Air Force, stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton Ohio, he accompanied a fellow airman, an amateur comic, to a comedy club. His friend bombed, but Rod took the stage and received thunderous applause. It was instant addiction; for Rodney it was the stage, for his friend it was crack cocaine. read more

Wil Sylvince holds his own in New York City’s comedy clubs as an audience favorite since his debut in comedy eight years ago. Ever wonder who the next big star of comedy might turn out to be? Chances are Wil Sylvince will soon be seen shooting across the comedic sky leaving his own trail of laughter, applause and standing ovations.

Wil Sylvince has performed, with raving reviews on BET’s Comic View, HBO’s Def Comedy Jam and Showtime’s Showtime at the Apollo. Hailing from Brooklyn, Wil has traveled the New York comedy circuit more times than he cares to count, yet he always manages to leave audiences begging for an encore. Whether he’s taking his stand-up routine on the road or performing at one of his favorite New York comedy clubs (like The Comedy Cellar, Comic Strip Live, Caroline’s on Broadway, Stand-Up NY and The Gotham Comedy Club), you can count on a nearly sold out performance. read more