Andrew Schulz is both an accomplished comedian and actor, with roles in feature films like Hip Hop Squares, Wild ‘n Out: Wildest Moments, and Guy Code.

His appearances on comedy podcasts like XM’s Ron and Fez and his own podcast Brilliant Idiots with co-host “Charlamagne Tha God” only add to Andrew’s stage presence when performing at some of the top New York City comedy clubs.

If you were watching MTV for the first time, you might mistakenly think he owns the channel. Appearing on a variety of programs, including “Guy Code” and “Girl Code” and hosting his own upcoming MTV programs: “The Hook Up” and “Jobs that Don’t Suck”, Andrew has become an MTV legend. read more

Andrew Dice Clay is proud to be America’s most controversial and outrageous comic of all time.

And it’s that persona that has made Clay “The Undisputed “Heavy Weight King of Comedy.” And now he adds a new nickname to his resume when he premieres his first stand-up special in 17 years on Showtime on December 31st simply titled Andrew Dice Clay: INDESTRUCTIBLE.

Over the last few years, Clay has been going through resurgence; he had a critically acclaimed recurring role on the final season of HBO’s Entourage. And next summer, The DiceMan will be co-starring alongside Cate Blanchett and Alec Baldwin in Woody Allen’s forth-coming feature which comes out Summer 2013. read more

Andrew Berkovich is a club comedian who brings his unique outlook on dating, drinking, and life. And by unique, we mean he doesn’t know what he’s talking about and is too lazy to learn what’s proper and defaults to his own moronic perspective.

The VC Reporter reviewed his act, “It’s like you’re having a conversation with a buddy in a bar but you’re not uncomfortable with your girlfriend being there.”  He dives into events from his life that are sincere, funny, and we can all relate with. read more

Amy Schumer is quickly becoming the hottest star in the world of comedy, with her blend of wholesome, girl-next-door looks and edgy comedy. Amy is the creator, star, and writer of Inside Amy Schumer, her Comedy Central television show which will premiere on April 30th. Amy is coming off her one-hour stand-up special, Mostly Sex Stuff, which became Comedy Central’s second-highest rated special this year. She was one of the featured comedians on Comedy Central’s Roast of Roseanne, following her breakout performance on the 2011 Roast of Charlie Sheen. Amy was most recently on Louie and in Season 2 of HBO’s Girls. read more

An international headliner, Alonzo has performed comedy worldwide including Just For Laughs in Montreal, Kilkenny Ireland Comedy fest, Sydney, Australia, Brighton Beach in the UK and he’s entertained the troops everywhere from Iraq to Greenland. His one hour comedy special, “Who’s Paying Attention?” premiered on Showtime to rave reviews. Introduced to America on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, Alonzo Bodden was runner up on Season 2 and came back to win it all on Last Comic Standing Season 3, “The Best of the Best.” Since then he’s been a regular on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and a favorite guest on Adam Corolla’s radio show and podcast. While his movie career has consisted mainly of playing security guards, he’s protected the best. Steve Martin and Queen Latifah in Bringing Down The House and Leslie Nielsen in Scary Movie 4. He’s hosted 101 Cars You must Drive on Speed Channel and America’s Worst Driver on The Travel Channel and the ITV show Inside the Vault. read more

Ali Wong is a stand-up comedian living in Los Angeles, CA. After SF Weekly selected her as “The Best Comedian of 2009″ and the SF Bay Guardian awarded her “Best of the Bay,” she decided that it was finally time to depart her hometown. In 2010, Comedy Central listed Ali Wong as one of 7 “Comic’s to Watch.” In 2011, Variety Magazine named her as one of the “10 Comics to Watch” , and Ali appeared in the 2011 and 2012 Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, QC. Since then, Ali has performed on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, appeared in Oliver Stone’s “Savages” and was a series regular on NBC’s “Are You There Chelsea”.  In 2012, she hosted the Golden Globes live coverage on E! You can catch her on the reboot of VH1′s “Best Week Ever”, MTV’s new show “Hey Girl”, the new season of “John Oliver’s New York Stand-Up Show” and Chris Hardwick’s late-night game show @Midnight. read more

Developing a taste for the absurd at an early age, Alex Koll’s comedy has grown organically to reflect a far-reaching creativity that has two sneakers planted firmly on the ground. His act dips and weaves between what’s right in front of us all and unexpected forays into the strange.

Alex has appeared on TBS’s Conan, Comedy Central’s “Live At Gotham,” and performed at the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs Festival, garnering a “Best of New Faces” nod.  He has also performed at the SXSW festival, ComedyFest Vancouver, The Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and SF SketchFest.  Alex has created award-winning comedic videos for IFC.com and Revision3, and his sketch group Boomtime has been featured on PBS. His debut album titled “Wizard Hello” on Rooftop Comedy’s label is currently available on iTunes.  Alex is also the two-time winner of the San Francisco Regional Air Guitar Championship; No kidding. read more

Alex Duong, last name pronounced “young”, was born and raised in Dallas, Texas now living in Southern California working as an Actor, Writer & Stand-Up Comedian.

Duong was always an entertainer growing up. He is the youngest of six, three brothers and two sisters. Alex got his first shot on stage at a regional theatre production while pursuing a medical degree. He continued his creative aspirations by uprooting himself and relocating to California in 2007. Today he is a graduate of The Upright Citizens Brigade and most recently co-starred on the ABC Family hit show, Pretty Little Liars. He regularly performs stand-up around Los Angeles. read more

My comedy is about family, specifically my family.  As the White, Jewish husband of a Black woman (who converted to Judaism) and the father of a 2 year-old, Biracial son, I focus my attention on the challenges of being a parent in a bad economy and the issues that confront interracial families (including the dynamics between members of the same family who are of different races).  In the Age of Obama, my material is very timely, relevant, and (if I may say so myself) very funny.

I was born in Brooklyn and was quickly deported to Long Island where I was raised by my parents in an overprotective shell. After peaking academically in high school, I meandered through an Ivy League college, law school and a legal career only to realize that my true gift was in making fun of the law, as well as my own neuroses, my raging hypochondria, my height (or lack thereof), and the challenges of being a new dad, which includes the public acknowledgment that I am no longer in the running to be the new James Bond (even if they decide to go with a James Bond who’s a short Jewish guy). read more

Al Park came late to the world of stand-up comedy, but quickly emerged as a talented voice in the legendary Boston comedy scene. In 2012 he was a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival, a finalist in the Beantown Comedy Riot, and a featured performer at the Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival and North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival. In 2013 he was the Comic-in-Residence at the legendary Comedy Studio in Cambridge, MA, and won the annual Summer Showdown Comedy Contest at the Rhode Island Comedy Connection. He now travels the country captivating audiences with his world-wise attitude and storytelling flair. Blending personal observation and cultural satire into a unique, authentic comic voice, Park delivers a show that will make you think, feel, and laugh the whole time. read more