Nominated in 1999 for an Emmy Award for his memorable role as Dennis Finch, the wise-cracking, power-hungry assistant on “Just Shoot Me,” David Spade became a household favorite during his five-year stint as a cast member of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.”  The comedian was also nominated for a Golden Globe in 2000, an American Comedy Award in 1999, for his work on “Just Shoot Me”. Spade’s television and film career continues to grow.

Most recently Spade was seen starring in Sony Pictures’ GROWN UP’S 2 alongside Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Kevin James. The film is a follow up to the 2010 hit comedy about a group of childhood friends who reunite years later. The film was released on July 12, 2013 and grossed $42 million opening weekend. read more

Crystian Ramirez was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He first got on stage at the age of 15. His auto-biographical style allows for comedy audiences to connect with him immediately, whether he is being self deprecating or talking about his roots as a young man growing up on the streets of New York City. Crystian has performed all over the country and can be seen regularly in New York city comedy clubs. He is poised to make his television debut on BET’s Comic View.

Cristela Alonzo is a stand-up comedian originally from the border town of San Juan in south Texas.

Cristela has appeared on Conan, Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Gabriel Iglesias’ Stand-Up Revolution, Showtime’s Legally Brown, Last Comic Standing and Live at Gotham.

2013 has proven to be her busiest year to date with Cristela named “One of The 50 Comedians You Should and WILL Know” by New York Magazine’s Vulture.com, being invited to perform at the Bonnaroo Music Festival and the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal.  Cristela also taped The Half Hour, her first half hour special in Boston this past February that premiered on Comedy Central in June. read more

Currently appearing in the seventh season of the Emmy-winning “The Office” on NBC, Robinson portrays acerbic Dunder-Mifflin employee Darryl Philbin. In the past few years, he has made his mark in the film world as well; stealing scenes in every project he appears. He made audiences question their notions of vanity playing the sensitive bouncer in KNOCKED UP, kept them glued to their seats as one of the henchman hunting Seth Rogen and James Franco’s bumbling stoner characters in PINEAPPLE EXPRESS, and shocked them silly at the end of FANBOYS as the surprise guest playing a THX Security Guard on site at Lucas Ranch. The upcoming year finally gives fans what they have been waiting for with Robinson turning spotlight moments into leading roles. read more

Cory and Chad AKA The Smash Brothers are Identical Twins born and raised outside of East LA. Their Mother is a Mail lady and their father is a crazy Biker. They attended more than 14 schools growing up. So always being the new kid helped these two become the funny kids in school to try and make new friends.  They say they are each others best friends. Even though they look alike they are really quite different. Cory is the so called “Good Twin”. With his lad back style he is the calmer twin who doesnt drink and party and he keeps these two grounded. On the other hand Chad is the “Evil Twin”. He is the bad boy type, with his wild party stories he keeps Cory on his toes. read more

Cort McCown is an American actor and comedian.

McCown debuted on the 1985 hit film Teen Wolf with a role as one of Michael J. Fox’s basketball teammates. He followed that with a supporting role as Quint on the 1987 hit teen film Can’t Buy Me Love. In 1989 he had roles in the films Beverly Hills Brats and One Man Force. And 1992 comedy/horror film Auntie Lee’s Meat Pies, with Pat Morita.

McCown has also appeared on television shows like Hunter, JAG, Beverly Hills, 90210, and on the soap opera’s Passions and The Young and Restless. In 2010, he returned to TV with a role on the FX sitcom The League. He recently completed a Feature Film with the Sundance Award Winning Barnes Brothers. read more

For the past few years, Corey Rodrigues has been racking up comedy competition victories around New England. Once you see him on stage you’ll see why. Corey’s conversational storytelling tone puts audience members at ease and then, when their guard is down, he pummels them with punch lines. Rodrigues combines comedy from his own life and the lives of those around him. Mix that with a hilarious point of view and he’s able to talk about anything.

Within his first year of performing stand-up, he led his own show at Boston’s well-known Beantown Comedy Vault where he started Wicked Wednesdays. In 2008 he was the winner of the Catch a New Rising Star comedy competition. In 2009 he was a semi-finalist in the New York Comedy Contest. He played a major role in R&B singer Samsonís music video, appeared in a pair of Sam Adams Commercials and a variety of cable television shows. In 2010 and 11 Corey was a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and was the winner of The Funniest Comic in New England Contest. read more

Take a seat and put you drinks/food in location where you’re less likely to knock them over, because as soon as Corey Manning descends upon the stage… It’s on!!!

If there is no energy in the room, he brings it. If there IS energy in the room, Corey absorbs it, electrifies it, and then takes it to another level.

Featured in season one of Nick Jr.’s NickMom Night Out Comedy Showcase, Corey was the Winner of the World Series of Comedy East Coast Regional Satellite Competition at Goodnights Comedy Club in July of 2011, and out of 101 comedians he finished in the Top Eight in the WSOC Finals in Las Vegas. With a resume that includes performances in Jamie Foxx’s LAFFAPALOOZA’s New Faces In Comedy, headlining comedy clubs nationally, and touring with comedians such as Mo’Nique, Tracey Morgan, Bill Burr, Damon Wayans, Lavell Crawford, John Witherspoon, Bill Bellamy, and Bonnie MacFarlane; Corey is known for his “Slick, upbeat, funny, over-the-top comedy.” read more

Corey Holcomb will perform stand-up comedy at a funeral if they’re serving drinks. And he’ll kill. A native of inner-city Chicago, Corey’s distinctive voice of what it means to be “ghetto” and what it takes to be a player makes him one the most engaging and appealing acts in comedy. No matter how cold his stories of poverty, street life and women may be, he always warms you with his charming smile, and he certainly leaves you rolling with laughter.

Corey hit his first open mic in 1992 when Adele Givens called him to the stage. He was a smashing success and has been a full-time comedian ever since. He has taken top honors at the Miller Genuine Draft Comedy Search, Budweiser Comedy Competition, Chicago Home Jam and Laffapalooza. He has appeared at the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival and the Chicago Comedy Festival. read more

A childhood in a crime filled barrio of California’s Inland Empire and an adolescence full of getting jumped, disrupting class, and the principal’s office ensured that Connor McSpadden needed to be good at talking. Since he was 16 he has been taking the same silver tongue that helped him to escape detention and the fists of bullies onstage and using it to tell strangers about his feelings. His onstage topics vary widely from personal stories like getting robbed on Christmas Eve and speaking Spanish growing up to social commentary about race and gender. One time he made his friend laugh so hard he threw up. He loves comedy, and also you! Also pizza. read more