Who is Pat Dixon? Why he’s a New York City-based comedian.

Dixon can be seen in clubs throughout the U.S., as well as in his home NYC.

He produces shows locally including his weekly show “Desperation Tonight! with Pat Dixon” and the monthly “Last Tuesday at The Stand NYC .”

He was a cast member on VH1’s “Best Week Ever” and has been seen in his own half-hour special on Comedy Central and The Late, Late Show

Dixon = creator, host and sole

Voice of “The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon” a weekly comedy news podcast focused exclusively on crime and court activity in New York City. read more

When Pablo Francisco hits the stage, he immediately brings his audiences to their feet with boisterous laughter and applause. He weaves together his arsenal of characters, spontaneous outbursts, and clever insights to create a stand-up show that more resembles an hour-long comedic jazz riff. He is an off-the-wall, animated character that points out the absurdity in an illogical, pop-culture obsessed world.

His unmatched take on all things pop culture has taken him into the ranks of the most popular touring comedians worldwide. Pablo’s enormous popularity and outrageously funny material has hooked millions of viewers on YouTube and Facebook. read more

Owen Smith is a writer, comedian, and producer. In 2011, Owen performed on Comedy Central’s “Russell Simmons Presents The Ruckus,” where he received a standing ovation. Owen currently serves as a writer/producer for the TBS smash hit “Are We There Yet?” TBS recently made a 90-episode order for the series, following its initial order of ten episodes. Previously, Owen worked on Chris Rock’s hit series “Everybody Hates Chris,” where he served as a recurring actor and a writer. Owen also recorded a one-hour stand up special, “Anonymous.” In 1992, Owen began his career as a stand up comedian, first performing at “Open Mic Night” in Greenbelt, Maryland at the famed Comedy Connection. Within four years, Owen quit his day job and pursued comedy full-time. In 2001, less than a decade into the game, Owen was offered a morning radio show in the major radio market of Chicago, but he turned down the opportunity to pursue writing and comedy in Los Angeles. Today, Owen performs all over Los Angeles and New York City, making regular appearances at the top comedy clubs in the country. read more

Owen Benjamin started his comedy career in music. Growing up with an opera singer father, Owen has played classical piano since childhood. Owen was a regular on MTV’s PUNK’D, E!’s CHELSEA LATELY, Comedy Central’s LIVE AT GOTHAM, Late Show with Jimmy Fallon, he’s had his own special “Comedy Central Presents Owen Benjamin”, he’s a regular on Nick Swardson’s “Pretend Time” as well as over ten appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Owen feature credits include I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK AND LARRY and THE HOUSE BUNNY where he played Marvin the Butler. He can soon be seen in ALL’S FAIRE IN LOVE with Christina Ricci and BORN TO BE A STAR with Nick Swardson and JACK AND JILL with Adam Sandler. He has done stand up at the Aspen Comedy Festival, Montreal Comedy Festival, a nationwide 18 city tour with Vince Vaughn and Kevin James as well as clubs and colleges across America. His short films and web series (OWEN BENJAMIN PRESENTS and GAYTOWN) have accumulated over 10 million hits. His unique blend of music and comedy makes his show a must-see. read more

American comic Orny Adams first rose to international prominence after co-starring in Jerry Seinfeld’s documentary “Comedian.” He has made several appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and has appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman. In 2010, Orny followed up his critically acclaimed debut comedy DVD/CD “Path Of Most Resistance,” with a powerful and poignant one hour special “Orny Adams Takes The Third” which aired on Comedy Central. The DVD reached number one in comedy on Amazon. Currently, Orny can be seen playing the iconic role “Coach Finstock” on the hit MTV show “Teen Wolf,” a one hour drama created by Criminal Mind’s Jeff Davis. read more

Orlando Baxter exploded onto the Boston comedy scene in 2006, and quickly established himself as one of the areas hottest young comics.

His fresh perspective and unique relatability quickly solidified this former middle school teacher into a fan favorite.

In 2007 Orlando was a finalist in NBC’s ‘Stand Up for Diversity Showcase’, and in 2010, he became a finalist in both the New York Comedy Contest and the Boston Comedy festival.

He’s a regular headliner at numerous comedy clubs throughout New England, and performs all over the country as the east coast opening act for national headliner Jo Koy. read more

If Tina Fey had a baby with Al Roker, Olivia Harewood would be that baby. If Olivia Harewood wasn’t that baby, she would play that baby in a movie about that baby’s life. If Olivia Harewood wasn’t cast as the lead in the Fey-Roker baby biopic, she would be inconsolable.

Watching Olivia Harewood is like watching an exceptionally book-smart person get lost in the woods, try to build a fire with her liberal arts degree, and explain third-wave feminism to an indifferent bear while having epiphanies about her relationships. read more

Ocean Glapion Born in New Orleans, Ocean moved to Los Angeles at any early age. Growing up in L.A. he was influenced by the raw talent of such comics as Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. Ocean went back to Louisiana to study theatre at Xavier University. He later returned to L.A., where he currently resides, to pursue a career in comedy and acting. Ocean is currently working nightly in the stand-up circuit, in addition to working on an untitled independent film, the Comedy Playground pilot, and a series of commercials for Match.com. read more

Nore Davis is a New York City-based stand-up comedian who delivers an energetic performance filled with witty quips and sharp punch lines. Davis’s style hones the perfect balance between observational and anecdotal humor as he takes ordinary situations and transforms them into personal, relatable, cackle-inducing stories. Davis creates energetic, layered scenes complete with bold dialogues and wild intonation shifts showcasing a unique style of stand-up comedy and a powerful stage presence unlike anyone else. read more

Nikki Lynn Katt has performed her racy brand of comedy music and stand up at some of LA and Australia’s best comedy clubs and music venues, including the Hollywood Improv, The House of Blues on the Sunset Strip, The Hollywood Comedy Store, Hollywood’s Hotel Cafe, The Sydney Comedy Store, The Sydney Laugh Garage, The Comedy Club in Melbourne and The Melbourne Fringe Festival. Her video “This Halloween” was featured on MTV’s “Total Request Live”, Fuse’s “The Sauce” and received half a million hits on Myspace videos (back when Myspace was still popular, she doesn’t check out that page anymore). Her new song “Don’t Forget About the Balls” recently made Australia’s iTunes chart for the top 100 comedy songs of all time. Her sweet and innocent vibe and angelic voice combined with the filthy-ness of her blatantly sexual lyrics make for a hilarious combination that is a definite crowd pleaser. In short, people like her. She is the girl you want to bring home to mom, just don’t bring mom to the show! read more