Voted one of Variety’s “10 Comics to Watch,” Ralphie May recently released his record-setting fourth one-hour special for Comedy Central titled “Too Big To Ignore,” proving that his relatable comedic genius is in higher demand than ever. The special is currently available on DVD from Image Entertainment. Later this year, he’ll be releasing a vintage recording on vinyl, taped in Houston, TX in 1998. He will also be coming out with his own line of barbecue sauce called “Fat Baby Jesus” timed for Valentine’s Day. read more

Ralph picked up the microphone for the first time in January of 2010 and has since been one of the hardest working comics in the SoCal comedy circuit. He’s worked at various venues throughout Southern and Northern California…from San Diego to Sacramento and everywhere in between. Ralph has been featured at The Ha Ha Cafe, Sacramento Punchline, The Ice House, The Laugh Factory and the Brea, Ontario, Irvine, San Jose and Hollywood Improv’s opening for some of the biggest names in comedy today. He also lends his talents to help raise money for many charitable foundations such as “Toys for Tots”, the “American Cancer Society”,  “The Silver & Black Angel Foundation” and the “Vet Hunters Project” who’s goal is to get homeless veterans off the street. read more

Raj Dutta stand-up Comic based out of Northen California has been Showcased at; Laughs Unlimited, Punchline Sacramento, Pepperbelly’s Fairfeld, Tommy T’s, Roosters T feathers Sunnyvale, Improv San Jose, punchline Sacramento and San Francisco.

Rahn Hortman never thought that one day seasoned veterans of comedy would give him personal praise for his own stage show being “refreshing” and “a departure from the norm”. But fittingly, nothing about Rahn’s journey to the world of stand-up comedy has been normal. Born September 27th in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rahn credits his 5th Grade Teacher as the first to nurture his natural urge to entertain. Impressed by Rahn’s good grades, but frustrated by his penchant to distract classmates with his jokes, the comedian-in-training was granted the last fifteen minutes of class to do “his show” as long as he composed himself during the first forty-five! “From there I was hooked”, he says wistfully. read more

Rahmein Mostafavi is not only the creator and host of many of the Cool Cow shows; Rahmein is also a professional comedian himself. A lifetime entertainer and comedy connoisseur, Rahmein is one of the area’s only Iranian-American comedians. His original insights on life from that mixed ethnic perspective, as well as his witty observations on family, politics, society, and religion, have made him a fast favorite in the metro and surrounding areas.

His credits include regular appearances at the Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse, DC Improv, Richmond Funny Bone, and sets at the Warner Theater in DC and Caroline’s on Broadway. He has shared the stage with some of the best comics in the nation, including Tim Meadows (SNL), Joe Matarese, Bob Marley, The Sklar Brothers, Jen Kirkman, Jake Johannsen, Godfrey, Joe Torry, and Maz Jobrani. He has also been featured at some of the biggest comedy festivals in the nation, including Laugh Your Ashville Off and the Cape May Comedy Festival. read more

Rachel Feinstein grew up outside Washington DC in the ruthless streets of Bethesda, Maryland. She maintained a healthy, robust D- average in school, while still finding time to mock and imitate her loved ones. Rachel moved to New York city at age 17 to start her career as an actress and slowly developed her character driven stand up act which her mom refers to as her “Talent Show.” Rachel’ s Comedy Central Presents stand up special is now airing. She was also a finalist on Season 7’s “Last Comic Standing” and was featured on Russell Simmons, “Live at the El Ray”, TBS’s “Just for Laughs” series and “Comics Unleashed.” Rachel has written for “The Onion” and has voiced various characters on Adult Swim’s “Venture Brothers”, the animated Comedy Central web series, “Samurai Love God” and Spike TV’s “Battle Pope.” She has also been seen on E! And CNN’s “Not Just Another Cable News Show. Rachel also reviews hip hop as her Grandma based on a star of david ratings system on comedycentral.com. You can hear the character, “Ice Cold Rhoda”, “The Original Gangster Grandma” interviewing Ginuwine and Rhoda can be seen as VH1’s hip hop correspondent on their new music special, “The Winningest Winners of 2011” airing on Dec. 7th. Ice Cold Rhoda is the only member of the AARP and the Illimunati. International spots include “Montreal Comedy Festival”, Scotland’s “Glasgow Comedy Festival”, a TV show in Amsterdam that Rachel can’t remember the name of and a U.S. Military tour in Korea. read more

Quinn Dahle with appearances on The Tonight Show, Showtime, Comedy Central, Lopez Tonight and Carson Daly, Quinn is a smart, clean and witty stand-up comic with impeccable timing. He has worked with such names as Robin Williams, Drew Carey, Tim Allen, Dane Cook, Dana Carvey, Norm McDonald, Jon Lovitz, Bill Maher, Frank Caliendo, David Alan Grier, John Witherspoon, Tommy Chong, John Pinette and Harland Williams.

Originally from Minnesota, Quinn has lived in Colorado and Arizona before settling in Los Angeles, California to pursue a career in comedy. He tours from coast to coast and has even entertained our troops as far away as Japan. Quinn’s comedy appeals to all age groups and ethnicities and he loves to talk about them all. Being married to a Mexican-American girl from east L.A., he is never short of material. However, audiences often come back just for his improvisational crowd work where he can be the most spontaneous. read more

Phil Palisoul has made his living as a comedian for over 20 years. In that time, he’s been all over the world, performing in such far flung places as Hong Kong, China, Juno, Alaska and Billings, Montana. He recently toured Afghanistan to perform for the troops with Comics on Duty.  He’s worked with and won the respect of some of the biggest names in comedy, like Jerry Seinfeld, Drew Carey and George Lopez. His list of corporate clients is long and illustrious.

Phil has made dozens of TV appearances, including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, two seasons of Last Comic Standing and Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. In the summer of 2013, Phil took first place at The Great American Comedy Festival, in Johnny Carson’s hometown of Norfolk, Nebraska. read more

Originally from North Carolina, Phil has been in the entertainment business for almost thirty years, spending his early days as a touring musician.   In 1990 Phil first took to the stage as a professional comedian drawing on his years of experience in front of an audience.  Now a veteran performer, Phil can read an audience like no one else, sensing their mood and giving them what they want.  His show is a Southern flavored blend of stand-up, original comedy songs, guitar goofiness, and musical impressions.   Phil is not your typical guitar act… he can actually play the guitar…no endless string of parodies here. read more