Josh Carter always tries to find the positive in things. But it usually results in people laughing at him. It’s a good thing that Josh is a stand up comedian, because it didn’t help much as an engineering student. While in school, he began sending jokes into Collegehumor.com, which worked a lot better there than in his calculus class. Ever since, audiences all over the country have been enjoying his comedy and seemingly innocent facade. You can currently catch him weekly at NY Magazine’s top rated comedy club, The Stand or starring in NYC’s popular Friday showcase, Zebra Cake. read more

Perhaps best known as the comedian who puts the cerebral in Cerebral Palsy, Josh Blue exploded onto the national comedy scene by capturing the attention and endearment of the country as the winner of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Having already established himself as one of the most sought after comedians on the college circuit, his weekly appearances on Last Comic in the summer of 2006 expanded his fan base exponentially. Most recently, Josh debuted a new special, Comedy Central Presents: Josh Blue, which received rave reviews from fans and critics alike. read more

Seeing this calm, poised young comedian on stage it’s easy to forget that Jordan Rock is just 22yrs old. That’s because he speaks with a wisdom and candor well beyond his age. Of Course being mentored by big brothers Chris and Tony Rock doesn’t hurt either. With that kind of rep to live up to – it’s hard not to deliver, and deliver is exactly what Jordan does night after night. Bright, versatile and instantly likeable, this young man has already established himself as a legitimate act and earned the respect of his peers. Being born in the same Brooklyn NY home that already spawned comedic greatness but raised in the semi-rural setting of Georgetown S.C. Rock’s diverse Roots make it easy for him to relate his message to any crowd. Ever the perfectionist, Jordan is constantly improving and perfecting his craft. If you thought he was good tonight – wait till you see tomorrow night! read more

I think it’s easier to paint a picture of the career I almost have, than to belittle this page with imagery and cliché’s about how hard I work. But I can’t draw for shit so…

I’m in my own world 90 percent of the day. The other 10 percent I’m dancing in my underwear to Katy Perry with my blinds wide open.

I kissed a girl and I liked it was ehh’ about it.

I say inappropriate things on stage for money, and write satirical stories about life. Oddly enough, I’m happy. I smile so much it hurts. read more

Jordan Carlos is a favorite fixture of the New York alt comedy scene, performing at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, The People’s Improv Theater, PSNBC, and CBS/NYC where he recently brought his improv/stand up or “improv” show, “Flying Blind” to a sold-out crowd. Jordan is also one of the preppiest black guys you’ll ever meet and usually people’s sole black friend (which is fine). It’s something that definitely comes across in his comedy (“…a little more Cosby, a little less Def Jam”). read more

Jonny Loquasto began life in the lovely town of Northampton, Pennsylvania. He ate everything put in front of him as a child and topped it all with tartar sauce, eventually tipping the scales at 165 lbs in 6th grade. Obsessed with sports, JL convinced himself that he was going to be the next Charles Barkley.

After promptly getting cut from his highschool basketball team every year, Jonny went onto the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and somehow walked on their Division II college basketball team. He even played (barely)! He was the last guy off of the  bench, but made the most of his sitting time by talking trash to opposing players and spiking his hair up into a distorted version of an afro. Eventually, Jonny graduated with a Masters Degree in Physical Therapy and has worked with patients ranging from pediatric to professional athletes to geriatrics.  Shortly after graduation, he convinced himself that he was still a funny fat kid at heart and was determined to have a career in entertaining others. read more

Jonathan Randall is a very polite guy if you laugh at his jokes he may even be your friend on any social network you like. Growing up in Miami, globe-trotting adventures, and an obsession with American pop culture give Jonathan a shocking yet hilarious view of the world. He loves entertaining audiences with his unique blend of optimism, absurdity, controversy, and devilish charm.

Besides performing at clubs, colleges, and events across North America and beyond Jonathan is a regular on the NYC comedy scene. read more

Actor/Comedian Jon Reep was born and raised in rural Hickory, NC. He lived there until he moved to Raleigh, NC in 1992 to attend North Carolina State University.   Shortly thereafter he began performing stand-up comedy at Goodnights comedy club. He graduated from NCSU in 1997 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater, Mass Communication, and Public & Personal communication. Upon graduating, Jon was employed at UNC-TV where he became the assistant director of such TV shows as “North Carolina Now” & “Legislative Week in Review”, while at night simultaneously honing his skills as a stand-up comedian. In 1998 Jon left UNC-TV to pursue a full-time comedy career. He traveled all over America performing in comedy clubs and colleges in every state in the country. In 2000, Jon was invited to perform at the Montreal Just for Laughs festival, and shortly thereafter moved to Los Angeles, CA to further is career as a stand-up comedian and actor. read more

Jon Mumma started his comedy career in Washington, DC by pursuing stage time wherever he could get it. Over the past seven years, he has performed at comedy clubs, theatres, bars, coffee shops, bowling alleys, a bachelorette party, a ”naturist resort,” crab feasts, bar mitzvahs, birthday parties, corporate events, moose lodges, weddings, high schools, colleges, cafeterias, military bases and many more. These experiences helped forge a likeable character onstage with crossover appeal to a wide range of audiences. read more

For the last twenty years, Jon Lovitz has been one of the best known comedians in the universe…well, according to his cats.

For the first ten years of his career, he did plays in high school, earned a B.A. in Drama at the University of California, Irvine and studied acting with Tony Barr at the Film Actors Workshop.

After an unfruitful year in New York, he returned to Los Angeles and at the advice of Tony Barr, he began concentrating solely on comedy. He began taking classes at the famous improve comedy group, “The Groundlings” in 1982. A year later, after being accepted into “The Sunday Company”, Jon got his first job as an actor for two weeks on the television show “The Paper Chase: the Second Year”. Thinking he was on his way, he promptly quit his job at the clothing store…and became a messenger. The next three years – nothing!!! Then, in September of 1984, he was accepted into the main company at the Groundlings. read more