Ginny Hogan is an LA-based writer and stand-up comic. She’s a contributor for The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, The Observer, McSweeney’s, and Vulture. Forbes profiled her as a rising satire star, and she was on Paste’s list of top humorists.
Currently, Ginny is working on I’M MORE DATEABLE THAN A PLATE OF REFRIED BEANS, a book of humorous essays to be published by Chronicle Books in Spring 2022.
In 2021, Ginny created YES WE MUSTARD, an Audible Original scripted comedy about a corrupt condiments tech startup. You can listen here.read more
A Broadway character actress extraordinaire, Kathy Fitzgerald got her Great White Way to start playing multiple roles in the Johnny Burke revue Swinging on a Star, and juggled several characters, including fabulously butch lighting designer Shirley Markovitz, during her six-year stint in The Producers. Other Broadway credits include the scene-stealing office assistant Roz in 9 to 5 and malicious headmistress Madame Morrible in Wicked.
Chase DuRousseau was born and raised in Houston, TX. After performing for a year, he won Houston’s Funniest Person and was fortunate enough to perform for the military in Iraq and Kuwait. In no time at all he found himself featuring for some of his favorite comedians like Jo Koy at Just For Laughs Festivals in Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, twice at The New York Comedy Festival, Gilda’s Laugh Fest, his sold-out world tour in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, England, Amsterdam, Malaysia, Noway, Sweden, Singapore, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Japan, and the Philippines. He’s featured for Craig Robinson on his tour, as well as Ali Wong, Ali Siddiq, and drove Patrice O’Neal through a drive-thru. He’s battling a sneaker addiction and reads Berserk.read more
As an actor, she starred on the NBC/Hulu comedy Sunnyside, in addition to other shows like How to Get Away with Murder and Modern Family.
She’s a co-host on Crooked Media’s Hysteria podcast and a touring stand-up comedian who headlined the NY Comedy Festival, the Kennedy Center, and more.
As a writer/director, Kiran has made films for HBO and Sundance, been nominated for an Emmy, and shortlisted for an Academy Award.read more
Sean McBride is a comedian, writer, producer, and corporate speaker, originally from the Midwest, but raised in the Northeast, and now living in Southern California… With all that moving around, it’s no surprise how Sean is able to relate to people no matter where he is performing or speaking at.
After “retiring” from the NFL Network in 2009, Sean got the break of a lifetime from the Comedy Gods, when he began opening for legendary Headliner Vic Dunlop, who got his start on “The Richard Pryor Show” alongside Robin Williams and John Witherspoon. Over the years, Vic had everyone from Drew Carey to Jamie Foxx open for him on the road, but Sean would prove to be the last, as Vic passed away in 2011… Not before giving him infinite amounts of comedy wisdom though, after two years working together across the country. Over the course of the next eight years, Sean worked every comedy club, college, casino, or corporate event that would give him a microphone.
These days, Sean produces and emcees one of the most popular shows in Los Angeles, “The Cosmic Comedy Show”, which is now being held in multiple venues across Southern California and more. He has been featured on HULU’s “Comedy Time”, and is the Host, Head Writer, and Lead Content Creator for the Top Rated HOFr Sports App. Prior to that, Sean was the Head Writer and Host of Halftime Live Sports Trivia App, and he can currently be seen acting in the psychological thriller, “LIVE”, which has become a cult hit streaming on Amazon Prime.read more
Amy Veltman is a New York City comic who’s performed across the country. She’s appeared at The Comedy Cellar, Charm City Comedy Festival, The Ladies of Laughter competition, Gotham Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, New York Comedy Club, and Carolines. She’s hosted multiple open mics and shows in NYC and was the first place winner of the Laughing Matters Comedy Competition.
Amy was the producer and co-host of a weekly podcast, 2 Moms on The Couch, which, like her comedy, features her edgy take on motherhood, marriage, and being an outsider in an insider’s world.read more
LeClerc Andre is having a breakout year as a featured New Face at the prestigious Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. He also made his network television debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Make sure to check out his podcast EFF’N UP with Co-Host Khalid Rahmaan.
Born and raised in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Kenny Garcia has been performing stand-up comedy in NYC, across the nation and internationally for 11 years and counting. Kenny’s comedy has been described by industry peers and comedy crowds alike as lively storytelling with a bit of ‘exaggerated truths’ sprinkled throughout. With jokes and stories about growing up in New York, being a bachelor on the road, navigating the world of dating, being a single dad and being a new husband. Kenny Garcia’s smart sharp brand of comedy is sure to engage crowds of any background! An extension of Kenny’s upbeat, outgoing, friendly character. It’s no doubt that Kenny’s comedy has been making those close to him laugh since he was a kid. Growing up in NYC when it was still considered a tough place to live, Kenny used his humor to navigate his way through childhood. From his first prank call to his mom’s office at seven years old to later teaching his daughter the importance of laughter. Kenny has always been able to bring imbue daily life with energy and laughter and this shines through in each performance he gives. From the unimportant things, we still find important, to the things that make us laugh and we aren’t sure why Kenny’s topic takes audiences on a fun ride where nothing is taboo and we can find laughter hidden in the unexpected!read more
Chris Grant tells jokes from the perspective of a young 31-year-old middle school science teacher. He’s been doing comedy for so long and he will leave you with a side-splitting sense of relief from your day-to-day routine in the corporate machine.
Jeremy Pinsly is ballsy. A risk-taker. The type of guy who won’t take no for an answer (unless you mean it in which case he’ll totally respect your boundaries). After growing up in Nashville, TN, studying finance at the University of Georgia and working in marketing in Dallas, Jeremy realized there is more to life than helping State Farm sell insurance, so he quit his corporate job (like a boss) and moved to New York to become a comedian. Through countless hours of grueling labor and an endless supply of Tony Robbins DVDs, he made himself a regular at clubs all over the city and sells out venues across the country from Zanies in Nashville to Second City in Chicago. He’s a writer for Funny or Die, a 6 time roast battle champion, and he currently hosts a life + comedy mashup podcast with 89-year-old comedic actress, Dev Rogers, called “The Young & The Weary.” Check it out on iTunes, Spotify, or Stitcher.read more
