Brent Morin, Connecticut raised but LA based, worked for the Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien as well as continuing to work for the Conan show now on TBS. He spent night after night since Film School, crafting his skills as a stand up, eventually becoming a paid regular at every major club in Hollywood, including the Comedy Store, Improv and Laugh Factory. Brent can be seen frequently performing weekly on the best shows in LA, as well as Colleges and other comedy clubs around the Country. read more

Brandon Vestal’s comedy has been referred to as “extremely powerful” and it’s been used by thousands to make the world a better place. Some examples include FEMA handing out Brandon’s comedy CD instead of water and shelter. Tom Brady leaned on Brandon’s comedy while rehabbing his knee through the 2008 football season. In the latest version of the senate health care bill Brandon’s comedy replaced the “public option” as a way to insure the uninsured.

Brandon has appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing and was recently named “Best of the West” at the Detroit Comedy festival. Brandon has been described as a great storyteller with insightful material. His deeply personal and honest style has made him a fast favorite on the college and comedy club circuits. Brandon is quickly establishing himself as one of best young comic talents in the country. He puts on one hell of a show and is a definite must see. read more

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Brad Wollack is an Emmy nominated television writer, producer and comedian. Currently a Co-Executive  Producer/writer – and regular roundtable guest – on E! Entertainment’s  hit late night series, “Chelsea Lately”, Wollack has also appeared as a  guest on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, as well as in a number of  national commercials where he was seen happily pitching products for  companies he’s even at odds with politically.  Additionally, Wollack is also the Executive Producer, co-creator, and  a co-star of the E! comedy series “After Lately” – a scripted show  about the lives of “Chelsea Lately” staffers – and he’s co-thrilled  about it. read more

Brad Upton in a past winner of the Las Vegas Comedy Festival and appeared recently at Caesar’s Palace as part of the HBO Comedy Festival. Twenty-nine years and 5400 shows have made this Seattle based comic a much sought after performer and earned the respect of his peers.

Writing about everyday life, a long term marriage and anything else that pops into his head, Brad packs more laughs-per-minute into his set than nearly anyone in the business. He has been seen in concert with Johnny Mathis, Kenny Rogers, The Smothers Brothers, Lewis Black, Joan Rivers, Dolly Parton, Rita Rudner and Tim Allen. He is currently touring theaters and performing arts centers with The Masters of Stand Up, a group that includes comedy stars: Jimmy Brogan, Cathy Ladman and Maryellen Hooper. His new CD entitled, “Smart Guy, Stupid World” is heard regularly on XM and Sirius Satellite Radio and is available on iTunes. read more

Since Brad Mastrangelo was first pushed on the stage from a dare in 1991, he has been in constant demand from Boston to Las Vegas.

The ultimate story teller, Brad’s unique routine never fails to hit home with audiences of all ages and backgrounds. The following rave reviews attest to his talent.

“Brad’s high energy makes the crowd feel like they are on a carnival ride that they wish would never end” The Salem Evening News.

Steve Morse of the Boston Globe writes, “Brad’s street smart humor makes everybody in the audience feel like they grew up next door to him. read more

Brad Garrett won three Emmy’s and a SAG Award for his role as “Robert Barone” on the iconic CBS series EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND. He was also nominated for an Emmy and SAG Award for his portrayal of The Great One in the telefilm GLEASON.

Garrett has performed on Broadway in Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple and will next be seen on stage starring in Carnegie Hall’s production of Guys & Dolls with Nathan Lane and Megan Mullally in April 2014. Currently, Garrett is guest starring alongside Robin Williams in THE CRAZY ONES on CBS. read more

Bonnie did her first open mic in Vancouver, Canada. The manager of the club told her she should enter a contest, The Search for Canada’s Funniest New Comic. She did and she won. She moved to New York where she landed a manager, an agent and taped her first half hour special which still airs on Comedy Central. Bonnie got a deal with CBS to star in her own sitcom. That sitcom never happened, but after her deal was over she landed a starring role in another sitcom on UPN called Social Studies. After six episodes, the show was cancelled but another show was just around the corner. Christopher Guest wrote Bonnie a regular role in his pilot for HBO called D.O.A. The show was D.O.A. HBO never picked it up. read more

Bobcat Goldthwait is one of the most recognizable comedians in show business and was ranked as the 61st greatest comedian of all time by Comedy Central. The genre-defying Police Academy alum has been on the creative fast track over the past several months unleashing his one-of-a-kind brand of comedy in his new Showtime special “You Don’t Look the Same Either” and his newest movie “God Bless America.”

In his newest special, Bobcat returns with a self-deprecating and topical instant comedy classic, taking the audience on a hilarious journey through his 30 year career as an eighties icon, to the guy who lit the Tonight Show set on fire…literally! read more

A true “comic’s comic,” Bobby Slayton, often referred to as “The Pitbull of Comedy”, has been performing his own intense style of stand-up comedy for over 30 years, becoming one of the best known, respected, and energetic comics working today.

Audiences around the country may recognize Bobby from his scene-stealing roles in movies such as “Get Shorty”, “Ed Wood”, “Bandits” and, most recently, “Dreamgirls”.  He’s been seen on dozens of television shows including “The Tonight Show” and “Politically Incorrect”.   Bobby’s many appearances on HBO have included “Comic Relief” and his own stand-up special.   He was a series regular on the HBO series “Mind of a Married Man”, and played Joey Bishop opposite Ray Liotta and Joe Mantegna in the critically acclaimed film “The Rat Pack”. read more

Bobby Miyamoto grew up in Boise, Idaho. He has made appearances on Comedy Central, CBS’s ‘Late Night Show’ with Craig Ferguson (twice) and ‘Comics Unleashed’. He was also featured multiple times on the Animal Planet show called ‘The A-list’, as well as Trutv’s ‘World’s Dumbest’, TBS and Red Eye.