Sarah Schultz is a performer and writer based in New York City. Her work has been developed by Just for Laughs, The Labyrinth Theater Company, Upright Citizen’s Brigade, Broadway Comedy Club & The People’s Improv Theatre among others. She graduated from the University of Arkansas with a BA in English & Creative Writing.

Lee Lan

Lee Lan is a stand-up Comedian. Her bio is coming soon.

Glorelys “Glory” Mora is a New York-based stand-up comedian, writer, and producer. She was born on June 15th, 1990 in New York City and grew up in between the worlds of Harlem and Washington Heights, raised by parents that immigrated from the Dominican Republic. The content for her comedy is pulled directly from interactions she has had with nepotism, racism, and micro-aggressions throughout life and while working in the advertising industry. Additionally, she loves to discuss her observations of white privilege, the cis female experiences, and social injustices in a ‘pretty’ digestible way for audiences to reflect upon after deep laughter. She is pretty funny. read more

Damien SperanzaDamien Speranza is a stand-up comedian. His bio is coming soon.

Suchita Lal is a stand-up comedian. Her bio is coming soon.

Mudit Verma is a stand-up comedian, occasional YouTuber, and freelance writer from the DC, MD, VA (DMV) area. Mudit’s stand-up comedy largely pertains to his unique upbringing in an Indian Hindu household and subsequent life choices related to careers, hobbies, and relationships. Mudit also dabbles in a fun quirky wordplay bits to create a wholesome lighthearted vibe, particularly for family-friendly audiences. On Zoom, Mudit often incorporates household props in his act to keep things fresh and energetic. Overall, Mudit likes to think outside the box with his comedic content to provide a memorable and festive experience for everyone! read more

Maryam Prinzi

Maryam Prinzi is a stand-up comedian. Her bio is coming soon.

Malika Sen

Malika Sen is a Standup Comedian. Her Bio is coming soon

A civil rights lawyer by day and an award-winning stand-up comedian and filmmaker by night, Badar was born and raised in a Pakistani-Muslim family in North Dakota.

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Badar keeps his material fresh, edgy, and unique. Badar’s topics range from racial and religious identity, class, race, American pop culture, relationships, family dynamics, day-to-day life, and everything else in between.

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Badar has performed as a selected comedian at the Cleveland Comedy Festival, 5th Borough Comedy Festival, Desi Comedy Festival, Plano Comedy Festival, Good Karma Comedy Festival, Jersey City Comedy Festival, and many others.  Badar also won first place at the Think Your Pretty Funny stand-up comedy competition in Washington DC and placed in the top three at several other comedy competitions in Washington DC and New York City.  He has become a crowd favorite and performed at clubs and venues in events in New York City, Washington DC, San Francisco, Oakland, Cleveland, Dublin, and Pakistan. read more

Xazmin Garza is a stand-up comedian, actress, and writer living in New York. She has toured with and opened for Roy Wood Jr., was a Funniest Stand Up Finalist in the prestigious New York Comedy Festival, and was handpicked for the HBO-sponsored HA Festival for Latinx comedians. She also had a supporting role in “Cramming” a short film that won the audience award at the Brooklyn Film Festival, has performed in the Women in Comedy Festival—among many others—and her comedy has been featured on SiriusXM. Xazmin started comedy in Boston, worked as a journalist in Las Vegas, and grew up in Utah. She has a dog named Penny. read more