Dan Bialek is a standup comedian, writer, social media consultant, web producer and marketing copywriter. He lives in Los Angeles, California with his wife and two cats.
He created the web series “Action Figure Therapy” and hosts a weekly standup comedy show at the Hollywood Improv called “Twelve Shiny Nickels.”
He hopes to one day own (or at least befriend) one of the Transformers.
Dan Boulger began his comedy career in late 2004 only one week into his freshman year of college. Quickly becoming a favorite in the New England area Boulger started performing nationally after winning the Boston Comedy Festival in 2006 at the age of 20. He has since received recognition form both audiences and industry alike having performed on Comedy Central, The BBC, and the HBO Aspen Comedy Festival. Due to his age he is an ideal college performer and has appeared on several high profile college tours such as the Comedy Central Live and College Humor Live tours and has been able to be the supporting act for many famous comedians including Dennis Miller and Zach Galifianakis.
Dan Crohn has been performing stand up comedy in and around Boston for years. A semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull Festival, his stories of family and friends have entertained audiences from all over New England. Dan has opened for a number of well-known headliners and has played shows all over the country. His former day job of teaching 4th graders has provided him with endless amounts of material. He has wanted to be a comedian since the age of eight when he stumbled upon his Father’s Henny Youngman records. Dan Crohn is a force to be reckoned with and is quickly becoming one of the funniest comics in Boston, and with good reason: he’s hilarious.
Dan Gabriel got bit by the comedy bug early in life. Dan grew up immersed in the world famous San Francisco comedy scene where his mom took him to comedy shows when he was just in grade school. While other kids were trading Garbage Pail Kids, Dan was trying to make his friends listen to Steve Martin albums on his travel case record player.
In college, he stepped up on stage for the first time and was instantly hooked. Ignoring his studies, Dan spent his nights at any open mic night or comedy event he could find. After graduation he began opening for his heroes like Dave Chappelle, Mitch Hedberg and George Lopez. Since then Dan has worked his way from opening act to nationally touring headliner.
Dan Naturman began performing stand-up comedy while a student at Fordham University School of Law. After graduating, he decided to turn his back on the law, and devote himself to comedy full time. His legal education did not go totally to waste however, as his New York State Bar Association membership gets him discounts on rental cars.
Dan’s charming, self-deprecating, sharp-tongued style has since made him a hit with comedy club audiences across the country. His joke telling and impeccable ability to work a crowd has a throwback quality of its own. With his quick-witted set-ups, Naturman speeds right into the hard-hitting punch lines he’s know for- if ever there were a Groucho Marx of this century, Naturman would be the closest thing. Recorded at Acme Comedy Club in Minneapolis, Dan’s CD, “Get Off My Property” was widely praised for its ability to twist usually humorless topics into amusing ideas that anyone can recognize. Punchline Magazine has called Dan’s act a success because of its UNIVERSAL APPEAL.
Dan Soder is a comic who has literally wandered out of the desert and onto the stage. Going to school at the University of Arizona, Dan stumbled upon his passion for comedy and decided to try his hand at a few of the comedy clubs that make up the Arizona comedy scene (yeah, we have yet to hear of any either).
Realizing that comedy was going to be a major part of his life, Dan began his pilgrimage to the home of comedy: New York City.
While performing and cutting his teeth on the NYC comedy circuit, Dan was able to make a name for himself with more than 6 years of dedication and hard work.
Dan St. Germain is certainly someone you could consider to be “his own man”. He has nearly as many solo / independent podcasts, YouTube series and published works as he does appearances on major television networks and syndicated shows. He has, both literally and figuratively, fully embraced the world of social media and independent production.
His ability to reach audiences through both inperson standup routines, network television, and online media really speak to Dan’s talents as an incredibly versatile, upandcoming comedian.
After a seven-year stint of headlining San Francisco clubs in the comedy duo Murphy-St.Paul, Dan launched out on his own with a solo act that was to land him in the finals of the nation’s toughest comedy competition, The San Francisco International Stand-Up Comedy Competition.
Soon after, Dan moved to Los Angeles and appeared on several episodes of “An Evening at the Improv”, plus numerous shows on VH-1, MTV, and Comedy Central. Since then, he has opened for such superstars as Jerry Seinfeld, Natalie Cole, Dwight Yoakum, Smokey Robinson, and Vince Gill. In a testament to the class of his act, Dan even opened for the San Francisco Symphony (“These guys are great! I knew them back when they were just a garage band.”) .
Born and raised in Fresno, CA, Daniel Eachus moved to Long Beach, CA in fall 2008 to attend California State University Long Beach. In February 2009, Daniel started performing stand-up comedy nightly, and after just one year of doing stand-up, became the youngest finalist ever of the prestigious “Funniest Comic in Los Angeles” comedy contest at the Jon Lovitz Comedy Club in early 2010. That same year, Daniel began performing improvisational comedy with Secret City Comics Society and later co-founded Bacon, the group he is currently in today. Nowadays, Daniel performs comedy throughout the nation and recently won a series of contests for Comedy Central’s “Up Next” where he made it to the West Coast regional in San Francisco, CA. When Daniel is not performing stand-up or improv, he acts, writes, and produces the comedy sketch series Bigfoot Chasers and also enjoys an occasional Capri Sun and granola bars.
Conceived in Spain, Daniel Tirado was born to a Polish mother and Peruvian father. Growing up in Montreal, Canada, Daniel was fortunate to be surrounded by a diversity of cultures. His fluency in four languages (English, Spanish, French and Polish) allowed him to develop different parts of his brain and become super smart.
In 2000, Daniel completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature at McGill University. He then followed his acting dream to New York City where he graduated from the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in 2002.
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