Nikki Glaser is more than a pretty face with blonde hair and a microphone. As a college student, she made her way to the fourth season of NBC’s Last Comic Standing; escaping elimination until the semi­finals. Besting industry veterans is pretty good for just 19 years old!

Leading up to her performance at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Nikki toured the country; performing her stand­up at colleges and comedy clubs to help polish her act. Shortly after her comedy festival performance, Nikki was a guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and remains one of their more memorable guests as she had the guts to not only steal a couple of beers from Rainn Wilson’s changing room but then consume enough liquid courage to refer to him as “Dwight” on live television. read more

Nico Santos was born and raised in the Philippines and now calls the United States home. He started doing stand-up in San Francisco and in just a short amount of time, he conquered the Bay Area comedy scene with his acute observations and quirky characters. He touches on his race, family, and the queer dynamic among other things, charming audiences across the country with his sharp, sarcastic wit and outrageous sensibility Nico is the absolute entertaining blend of silliness, sass and style. He made his television debut appearing on Showtime’s Pride Comedy Jam and has written for E! Network’sFashion Police. Nico can also be seen as a current regular on the round table on the hit show Chelsea Lately. You can follow him on facebook and on twitter @nicosantoscomic. read more

Nick Youssef is not a man who struggles with telling you what’s on his mind, but he does so in a way that keeps his audience connected. His message is clear but he doesn’t beat his audiences to death with his opinions or shame them if they happen to feel differently.

He speaks his mind in his own way, with his own sense of timing. There is a genuine flow to his act that pulls the audience in and endears Youssef to them. His willingness to be himself onstage is one of the the qualities that makes Nick Youssef one of the most original and respected comics to hit the comedy scene in recent years. read more

In 2010 Nick Vatterott performed on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and The Hollywood Reporter named Nick one of the “break-outs” of the New Faces showcase at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. Nick has performed all over the world, from Caroline’s in NYC’s Times Square to Old City Comedy Club in Istanbul’s Taksim Square. He has toured with Chicago’s storied Second City comedy theater and his sketch group ‘Heavyweight’ has performed at Second City’s Unhinged and the Toronto Just for Laughs Festival. Vatterott’s portrayal of “Don” in The Annoyance Theater’s production of the necrophiliac musical “Love is read more

Nick Turner is a Virginia native who has recently been splitting his time between NY and LA. He has appeared on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,” made numerous festival appearances at The Montreal Comedy Fest, SXSW, The NY Comedy Fest and Bridgetown Comedy Fest and has been featured online at College Humor, My Damn Channel and Comedy Central.

Join Nick as he brings an hour of stand up, mayhem, sketches, yelling, videos, surprises, friends and complete and utter chaos the The Creek and the Cave. read more

ick Thune, comedian / actor, hails from the Great Northwest (Seattle), where he spent his early years growing up.  Nick’s absurdest view and deadpan wit combined with the soothing lull of his guitar, have distinguished his unique style of comedy.  He has appeared on the Tonight Show 8 times, and on each occasion, he won.  Nick has also appeared on Conan, The Late Show w/ Jimmy Fallon and has his own Comedy Central Special.  Thick Noon, Nick’s debut album, was released on Comedy Central Records in 2010 and was included in amazon.com’s “Best of 2010 Comedy Albums“.  Nick can be seen in Mike Judge’s movie “Extract” and the independent film “Highway 61 Re: Revisited” opposite Tobin Bell.  Thune’s other film credits include “Spring Breakdown” and “Unaccompanied Minors”.  Nick has created two web series for Comedy Central, “iThunes” and “NicksBigShow.com“.  Currently, Nick is touring the country changing lives one joke at a time.   read more

Nick leads the pack of a new generation of comedy minds as a versatile actor, writer and producer. Currently, Nick stars on FX’s critically acclaimed series, THE LEAGUE, a part-improv, part-scripted comedy. Nick’s Comedy Central Series, THE NICK SHOW KROLL, which he created and stars in, will premiere on the network in 2012. Nick’s Comedy Central hour-long special, THANK YOU VERY COOL, was

recently released on DVD.

Additionally, Nick lends his voice to the animated series, THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM, for HBO, in which he plays Stu, Tim’s best friend. He also has recurring roles on Adult Swim’s CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL and
NBC’S PARKS AND RECREATION. read more

Nick Hoff born and raised on the rough Nebraska streets (gravel roads), Nick Hoff is now a comedian living in Los Angeles.  Often seen in commercials for Miller Lite, Wendy’s and Amazon, you can also catch Nick on WGN’s Bob & Tom show.  He has been a comedy writer for Life & Style magazine as well as a featured act in the Boston, Seattle and Los Angeles comedy festivals.

With just under a few years into stand up, Nick Guerra has won over crowds from all walks of life. Whether it is performing from clubs to colleges to any place with a stage, Nick has shown that dedication and continuous work has paid off. His style balances all topics. Current events, relationship humor, and personal stories have become his arsenal when given a microphone. Many times the crowds never knew what to expect with Nick but were rarely disappointed.

Nick was a writer, asst. director, actor and story producer for the Mun 2 reality show “Pitbull’s La Esquina” (2nd season), performed on Comedy Central’s “Gabriel Iglesias Stand Up Revolution” (2nd season) and Nuvo TV’s “Stand Up & Deliver” (2nd season). read more

Nick Griffin started his stand up career in Kansas City at the age of nineteen. By the time he graduated from college three years later, he was working full time all across the country.

He moved to New York City in 1990 cutting his teeth on midnight shows in Greenwich Village. He was poor and alone but getting funnier and funnier.

Eventually he relocated to Los Angeles and quickly became a regular at the world famous Improv and The Comedy and Magic Club in Hermosa Beach.

During this time, he appeared on a handful of television shows including A and E’s An Evening at the Improv and Comedy on the Road. He also began writing for television. read more