Kristin Key grew up a minister’s daughter in a small town in West Texas. Much like Footloose, she was raised in a no-drinking, no-dancing, no instrumental music environment. She seemed like any other well-behaved girl… until she opened her mouth. It was obvious from the beginning that she had a quick wit and undeniable sense of humor.

At 19, while in college to become a paramedic, she decided to try stand-up at the local comedy club. As soon as she took the stage, it was obvious she had found what she had been looking for. Small shows in the Texas panhandle turned into 35 states worth of comedy over the next 5 years as she climbed the comedy ladder one rung at a time. Audiences couldn’t help but love the rapid-fire style of comedy coming from the “Preacher’s Kid”, and though female comics struggled to find work she was booked not for being a woman, but for simply being funny. read more

The second youngest of six boys and one girl, and growing up in the Pueblo Del Rio housing projects life was never a bore. Whether it was watching the cops beat somebody down, gang members shooting at rival gangs, or he and his best friend Jerome rolling a log on to the railroad tracks and derailing a train. There was never a dull moment. Always the class clown and neighborhood prankster he never thought comedy would be his calling. However, after earning a degree in electronics, and landing a position with a reputable firm in Orange County, Ca his antics finally caught up with him. His co-workers, tired of being the butt of his jokes, finally coaxed him into taking his act to the stage. He did, and won his very first comedy competition after which he turned off his disk drive and said goodbye to the 9 to 5. Since then Kivi’s star has continued to rise. He showcased at the US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado after which he landed a development deal with Castle Rock Entertainment to star in his own sitcom. He has also appeared on The Tonight Show w/Jay Leno. In 1998 Kivi was nominated for comedian of the year at the National Association of Campus Activities (NACA). He’s also had guest appearances on such shows as The West Wing, Everybody Loves Raymond, VIP, Diagnosis Murder, and Dharma and Greg to name a few. Kivi has also appeared in the Mira Sorvino, Lisa Kudrow feature film Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion, and with Academy award winners Mercedes Ruehl, and Cloris Leachman in The Amati Girls. read more

Kirk Zipfel has worked with everyone from Larry David to Lorenzo Lamas. He’s appeared on Jimmy Kimmel,Punk’d, Last Comic Standing, Kickin’ It, and Fox’s On the Lot. Kirk has hosted interviews with stars like Natalie Portman and Steve Carrell, he’s appeared in more national commercials than he can remember, he also starred in the hilarious web series Man-Teen. He’s looking forward to performing in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer.

Kirk Fox is an actor, writer, producer and award-winning stand-up comedian. Fox is the host of the syndicated daytime conflict talk show The Test. Fox has a recurring role on NBC’s hit comedy Parks and Recreation as Sewage Joe. Other recent acting credits include playing Mr. March on Nickelodeon’s How to Rock, the TBS comedy,Who Gets the Last Laugh?, and a guest appearance on NBC’s Community. Fox’s extensive television background includes guest appearances on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Conan, Chelsea Lately and Last Comic Standing, as well as his ownComedy Central Presents. His experience is not only limited to television, though. Fox has also built an impressive list of silver screen credits including Forgetting Sarah Marshall, The Postman, Post Grad, The Patriot and Wyatt Earp. Fox also co-wrote and co-starred in Tennis Anyone? with Donal Logue. Fox began his showbiz career performing stand-up comedy and took “Best Comedian” honors at the Aspen Comedy Festival in 2007.  A Southern Californian all his life, Fox originally hails from San Diego. A one-time professional tennis player and avid golfer, Fox currently lives in Los Angeles. read more

Physical, young, confident and awkward. Jon is a great comedian and doing very well for himself. Comics around LA call him “Stand-Ups Rookie of The Year 2011”, and they also call him “Quadruple Threat”, because he can do 1. Standard Stand-Up Material, 2. Physical Act-Outs, 3. Crowd Work & 4. Alternative Comedy. You never know which style he feels like that night!

You can see Jon in commercials, the film “Wanted” in a heart-wrenching scene with Angelina Jolie, and at www.ThatGuyAndHisFriend.com, his sketch comedy group’s channel. read more

Kira Soltanovich Born in the former Soviet Union, and raised by immigrant parents in San Francisco, Kira Soltanovich has plenty to laugh about. “Like most kids, my parents took me to Disneyland… not for the rides, for the lines. They assumed there’d be food at the end of them.”

A staple on the comedy scene, Kira has worked in the entertainment world as a writer, actor, and producer. Her first television option was with New Line Television for the hybrid comedy, Weren’t You Scott Baio?. Her feature film What’s Your Sign? was optioned with Terra Firma at Universal later that year. read more

Johnny was an accounting major in college who regularly would make fun of his crazy family to his friends.  Then one day a light bulb went off right above his head just like you see in cartoons and he decided to drop out of college and start making fun of his family up on stage with a microphone in his hand.  Since then he has toured the country (all 50 states) and performed on four different continents.  Not bad for a kid from Cleveland.

Most recently you’ve seen him on Chelsea Lately and Jimmy Kimmel Live as well as various sketches on the TV Guide Channel’s pre-Emmy show. read more

Kevin Smith Born and raised in New Jersey and very proud of it; this fact can be seen in all of his movies. His first movie, Clerks. (1994), was filmed in the convenience store in which Smith worked. He was only allowed to shoot at night after the store closed. This movie won the highest award at the Sundance film festival and was brought to theaters by Miramax. The movie went over so well that Smith was able to make another movie, Mallrats (1995). This movie, as Kevin has said, was meant to be a “smart Porkys”. Although it didn’t do well at all in the box office, it has done more than well on video store shelves and is usually the favorite among many Smith fans. read more

John Wynn, a college professor turned comedian, asks audiences to look at life through his charmingly skewed perspective.  Recently a performer in the 2012 World Series of Comedy, John has performed at the 2011 Laughing Skull Festival  and was a finalist in the first annual Florida’s Funniest competition.  John is the creator of the hilarious web series: LABOR DAYS. Please watch it atwww.LaborDays.TV

You probably remember John Witherspoon as Ice Cube’s (Craig’s) outrageously funny, dog-catching dad in New Line Cinema’s smash urban trilogy Friday, Next Friday & Friday After Next, or as “Pops” on the long-running syndicated sitcom The Wayans Brothers or as Spoon on NBC’s The Tracy Morgan Show. One thing’s for sure… once you’ve seen Witherspoon you completely understand why he has earned the reputation as one of America’s funniest dads.  read more