Phil Hanley started stand-up comedy in Vancouver. After touring Canada coast-to-coast many times, taking in all the major festivals including Just For Laughs in Montreal and recording his own national televised comedy special, Phil decided to relocate to New York City. Since arriving in the U.S. he has appeared twice on the “Late Late Show” with Craig Ferguson, was a finalist in the New York’s Funniest Comic Competition, and was showcased by Comedy Central as a “Comic to watch in 2012”. Phil can be seen performing all of NYC Comedy Clubs such as Comedy Cellar, Stand UP NY, New York Comedy Club and Comic Strip Live.
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Peyton Clarkson is originally from Mobile, Alabama. He recieved his BFA in theatre from Auburn University and moved to New York immediately after graduating. He began doing stand-up in the city and quickly established himself as a mainstay of the New York comedy club scene. In 2006, he won first place in the New York City Laugh-Off and in 2008 was nominated for a MACC Award for Best Young Comic of the Year. In May of 2009, he appeared in movie theaters across the country in Stand-Up 360, a full-length feature showcasing comics from around the United States. Peyton’s high-energy style of comedy makes him a growing voice within the ranks of stand-up. By making his audience examine the absurdities of modern culture, Peyton’s style is his own. His writing aims to challenge both himself and his audience, personally vowing to “…never tell a midget, retard, Michael Jackson, or shit joke.” read more

Like most professional comedians, Peter Berman’s first break came when Dr. Timothy Leary caught his act. The guru of hallucinogenic drugs must’ve seen something special in the young University of Michigan student/stand-up comic, because he invited him to play a gig at the Hollywood Improv. Either that, or he was really high. The next summer, after earning his degree in Communications, Peter moved to Los Angeles and quickly became a regular on the stand-up comedy scene.

Early on, Peter wore acid-washed denim on stage and opened for top comics including Tim Allen and Paul Reiser. Today, he appears regularly on The Late, Late Show with Craig Kilborn, has been seen on MTV, VH1, Comedy Central and Star Search (with Arsenio Hall). He also was the guest host on NBC’s Friday Night. Berman also appeared on Comedy Centrals international television series The World Stands Up, and has won over audiences in England, Ireland, Australia, The Netherlands, and Scotland. He performs roughly 200 road dates a year as a headliner, and is honored to have just safely returned from a series of shows for our troops in Afghanistan. read more

Pete Lee might be the nicest person in New York City, but that’s because it’s impossible to sound aggressive with a Wisconsin accent. Pete was raised in Janesville, WI by divorced parents and a 19-inch television, which is probably why he pursued a career in entertainment.

In 2005, Pete flew to New York to make his television debut on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. That same night, he met his future wife, and she made him move to Manhattan. Soon after moving to NYC, he was selected to perform at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, where he was voted a standout performer. In 2008 Pete made his network television debut performing on NBC’s Last Comic Standing finishing as a semi-finalist. That same year, he made his television acting debut on the CBS Soap Opera As The World Turns, lasting two episodes! At the end of 2008 he then shot his own Comedy Central half Hour Special, which earned him a “cult” following at comedy clubs, and the opportunity to perform over the next four years at 500 colleges across the country. read more

Pete George audiences have never seen anything like an exhaustingly funny Pete George performance. As he pinballs through his act, he leaves them laughing so hard they can barely catch their breath. His stage antics take us on a journey that includes hard hitting jokes, life stories, cartoon voices and even… yes, Rock and Roll. Mark Stuplin at E! Entertainment Television says, “Pete George is Spastically Funny!” and according to Las Vegas booker Kevin Kearney, “Pete George, in a word…Hilarious! He really is the complete comedy package that you simply must see to believe.” read more

Stand-up comedian, humorist, and commentator Pete Dominick is on a stable trajectory to becoming a household name. He stormed the New York City comedy scene in the late ’90s, quickly making a name for himself locally as an emcee all the Manhattan clubs wanted hosting their best lineups. Meanwhile, Pete was sought by colleges nationwide, performing on over 300 campuses in just four years. Pete’s reputation for “working the crowd” led to opportunities to warm up audiences for live television tapings, including on programs for MTV, CNBC, and Comedy Central, as well as lots of work opening for fellow comedians like Artie Lange at major venues. After seeing Pete expertly soften up Jon Stewart’s Daily Show audiences, Stephen Colbert brought him to the set of The Colbert Report as permanent audience warm-up from the pilot into the Emmy award-winning show’s fifth year, when Pete left to pursue his own on-camera career. As resident “offbeat reporter” on John King USA, Pete’s quick wit and attention-grabbing personality caught the eyes of CNN executives in 2010, leading almost immediately to his own half-hour news wrap-up show, What the Week. Pete, as show co-creator and host, blends tongue-in-cheek irreverence with an insightful look back at the real issues making and missing the headlines. Back in 2006, Pete’s appearance on the New Faces stage of the Montreal Comedy Festival led to lots of interest, including the opportunity to try radio as host of a fast-paced live comedy hour on the Sirius network’s Raw Dog Comedy channel. In early 2008, Pete made the leap to political commentary, starting his own talk show, Pete’s Big Mouth. Pete continues to host a 3-hour daily discussion on both Sirius and XM, now called Stand Up! with Pete Dominick, which regularly features some of the biggest names in politics and journalism. The Huffington Post recently called Stand Up! “truly the best political talk show on the air today.” Hollywood Reporter listed Pete in an article featuring personalities to watch in talk radio read more

When does a comic like Pete Davidson know that he’s got the gift for stand up comedy? In his case, it was at the ripe old age of 16, when he performed his first professional stand­up comedy routine! Before his 19th birthday, he had three MTV projects under his belt and was starting to perform regularly on AXS TV’s Gotham Comedy Live. Today you can find Pete on Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update.

His relatively young age gives him a wide variety of personalised content and circumstances to draw from for his act; ranging from the pitfalls of puberty to the rough road into adulthood. Pete has performed at a variety of New York comedy clubs, including The Stand NYC, Caroline’s, the Gotham Comedy Club and Comic Strip Live. read more

Recently named by Entertainment Weekly as one of the top 10 comics to watch, rapidly rising comedy sensation Pete Correale brings his keen eye for the humor found in daily life to Comedy Central with his first-ever special, “The Things We Do For Love.” The show debuts on Saturday, May 30 at 11 PM (Eastern and Pacific times).

Praised for his “brash and energetic” humor by the Anchorage Daily News, Correale is a veteran of the comedy club and festival circuit as well as television talk shows like “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “Late Night with David Letterman” and “Last Call with Carson Daily,” and co-hosted the Sirius satellite radio show “Breuer Unleashed” with former “Saturday Night Live” star Jim Breuer for four years. The Long Island native began his comedy career after graduating from college in 1992 and moving to New York City, where he cooked hamburgers and mopped floors at the New York Comedy Club in exchange for stage time late in the night to hone his act. He quickly rose to headliner status a nd began making his living as a comedian. read more

Perry Strong has worked as a freelance Producer, Editor, Camera Operator and Director and even an Actor on a variety of projects ranging from reality television, music videos, commercials, feature films, short films and EPKs. After ten years working mostly behind the camera, he decided to try stand up comedy . He has gone from an unknown comedian, to one of New York City’s up and coming stand up talents. February 2012 he appeared on three episodes of  Vh1′s 100 Greatest Women In Music, March 2013 he appeared in all five episodes of Vh1′s 100 Sexiest Music Artists commenting on the beauty of pop stars with his brand of humor and appeared on TruTv’s World’s Smartest Inventions as a featured actor in a spoof commercial. Next Perry will be seen acting in several short films late 2013 and early 2014. As a comic Perry has  headlined Gotham Comedy Club, The Stand NYC, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, and Joker’s Wild in Conn. Perry performs regularly around NYC see show section for details. read more

Pedro Lima brings you his comedic perspective in a low key, sarcastic style. Pedro takes the audience on his overwhelming journey of marriage, kids, growing up Hispanic and anything that might pop into his head at that moments notice. Whether it’s a small crowd or a crowded theater, he is sure to leave the audience laughing and remembering the 6’4” Rican Gorilla. Pedro has performed for the “National Lampoons Comedy Night School” TV Show and has toured internationally with “The Big Men of Comedy Tour.” read more