Fans of the hit Comedy Central series “Workaholics” instantly recognize Erik Griffin as the show’s iconic series regular Montez.  Erik also tours the country headlining popular comedy clubs and colleges every weekend.  His debut comedy album, Technical Foul: Volume One, will be released this March.  His Comedy Central Presents Half-Hour Stand-Up Special will premiere this year.  Erik is a first generation American-born comedian/actor who made the decision in 2003 to quit his job and plunge headlong into making comedy his full-time occupation. read more

Erik Charles Nielsen (born May 8, 1981 in West Sayville, NY) is an American actor and comedian best known for his recurring role as Garrett Lambert in the television comedy series Community since 2009. Acting credits also include Bad Milo (2013) and the first episode of IFC’s Maron. He also starred in Erik the Librarian,  a web series created by Simpsons writer Brent Forrester for the now defunct 60 Frames.

Eric Schwartz‘s passion for entertaining started early, and his first audience was his parents. As Eric grew up in Thousand Oaks, CA, the brave couple sat through hours of kid-­produced variety shows in which he and his siblings would sing, rap, break dance and break lamps. Video footage exists and is still used as blackmail.At age 14, they reluctantly let him spend all his Bar Mitzvah money on DJ gear. He began spinning at parties all over, which made him look pretty cool to his peers until they realized Eric’s parents were waiting in the car outside to drive him home.But little did Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz know, they were fueling a bright future. read more

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If you’ve ever wondered what life would be like if a type-A, high strung, alpha male wound up raising three daughters, then look no further than a night of informative comedy with Eric McMahon.  You will understand the struggle of trying to keep a marriage “blissful” after 20 years, trying to keep the high school boys away from his daughters and protecting their innocence, and dealing with an aging body that simply doesn’t function like the well oiled machine it used to be.

His upbeat, energetic delivery and his versatility to work blue or squeaky clean, has made him a favorite all over the country.  This is demonstrated by the fact that he has recently opened for both Ray Romano and Andrew “Dice” Clay. read more

ERIC HUNTER is a very funny comedian and actor who has appeared on the television shows Last Comic Standing, 2 seasons of William Shatner’s Aftermath, Operation Repo, Blood Relatives and The Bob and Tom Show. He has been performing comedy since the age of 6, when he got his very first laugh at a family picnic.  His grandmother scolded him for not eating all of his dinner. “You know there are starving children in third world countries who would love to eat that,” she said. “Well, here, send it to them,” came his reply and upon hearing his cousins’ laughter, he knew comedy was the life for him! Eric now performs non-stop around the country leaving his mark as a clean, funny, bright, friendly and original performer. He jokes sarcastically about various topics, including his friends and family, education, sports and relationships. He’s best known for his hilarious, deadpan attempt to impress the women in the audience. In cities like New York, Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Prestonburg, KY (and everywhere in between), Eric has performed with a wide range of comedians, including Louie Anderson at the Comedy Store in L.A., Brian Regan, Ray Romano, Tom Papa, Jake Johannsen, Blake Clark, Kevin Nealon, Bobcat Goldthwaite, Kevin Pollak, Frank Caliendo, Larry Miller, Nick DiPaolo, Wendy Liebman, John Witherspoon, Todd Glass, Dom Irerra, Pam Stone, John Pinette, Dave Coulier, The Amazing Johnathan, Adam Ferarra, Pablo Francisco, Robert Wuhl, Jimmy Brogan, Bob Zany, Etta May, Tim Wilson, Heath Hyche, Jimmy Walker, Michael Winslow, Paul Reiser and Dennis Regan. (When he was a kid, he got autographs from Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld.) In October, 2006, LA Weekly listed Eric in its “Some Of The Funniest Comedians In America” section. You can see Eric perform on the Comedy Time Network. He has made numerous appearances on the nationally syndicated “Bob and Tom” radio show. He also acts in numerous commercials and short films and trains in and performs improv comedy at the famed Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theatre and LA Connection Comedy Theatre in Hollywood (please see myspace.com/erichunteractor for more). You can also hear him on internet radio stations Pandora.com, Slacker.com and on SiriusXM satellite radio, as well as on his very funny podcast called The Conversationalists. read more

Eric Dittelman has been entertaining audiences at colleges, comedy clubs and private events with his unique blend of mind reading and stand-up and improvisational comedy.

In 2012, Eric appeared on season 7 NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” where he advance to the semi-finals amazing judges Howard Stern, Howie Mandel and Sharon Osbourne. In 2013, Eric made headlines as a guest on “The Ellen Degeneres Show”.

Growing up in central Massachusetts, Eric quickly became interested in improv and all things comedy.  While in college, Eric continued to hone these skills as he performed on and around campus with various improv and sketch comedy troupes.  After graduating, Eric became more and more interested in combining these skills with his lifelong passion of mystery performance. read more

The most significant challenge for the modern comedian is their ability to relate to a variety of audiences. Eric Blake has taken this challenge to heart, expanding his material beyond the African- American lens, and identifying with many other cultures and experiences. He is one of the few performers who can truly be labeled as a “universal comedian,” defying comedic normality. Blake’s raw talent is also distinguished by his ability to custom-fit his comedy for the particular moment. This witty improvisation can be revealed at the drop of a hat, bringing new characters to life that flow directly from the unconscious, capturing the imagination of his audiences. read more

Maine native and Comedy Cellar regular Emma is one of the top comedians in New York City. Emma made her late-night debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2016 and has also performed standup on Fuse’s Uproarious, Seeso’s Night Train with Wyatt Cenac, and The Guest List, and AXS TV’s Gotham Comedy Live.

In 2017, Emma had the opportunity to record a set for the CNN series The History of Comedy. Later this year, you can catch Emma on the MTV International talking head series Vidiots and the web series Gay Girl Straight Girl. In addition to television, Emma has her comedy show The Check Spot on SiriusXM, is a regular on Wake Up with Taylor, and is currently the host of the First Time podcast. read more

Emily Heller is a comedian and writer who likes you very much. You may have seen her on Conan, on the third season of John Oliver’s New York Stand Up Show on Comedy Central, or as one of the New Faces at the 2012 Montreal Just For Laughs Festival. She has been named a Comic to Watch by both Variety and Comedy Central. She is the creator and star of the Above Average series The Future. She is currently a writer on the FOX comedy Surviving Jack.

As far as nicknames, she prefers “Hell Bone.” read more

Eman Morgan, an Egyptian American comedian born & raised in Los Angeles, California has become one of the hottest & funniest Middle Eastern comedians today.

He performs across the country & thrives off of performing for anyone, anywhere, at any time. Alongside comedy, he has also launched his very own Short Tie Necklace Accessory line.

He can be seen on Showtime, FunnyorDie.com & a regular performer at the World Famous Laugh Factory in Hollywood.