Born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Drexton has captivated crowds with his oddball and thesis-driven commentary on music, current events, and relationships. After years in the Atlanta comedy scene, he moved to New York and has since started the “See Something Say Something Comedy Show,” where he brings headlining and touring comics to unconventional places to do stand up, including Washington Square Park and the New York Subway. In 2015, he released his first comedy special, “Could Be Better.“ He has been featured in A3C, the Athens Fringe Festival, and the Harlem Comedy Festival. In 2019, he is releasing his first comedy album and will participate in the DC Comedy Festival! read more

Wendy Steiner is a Brooklyn-based Jewpanese comic. The Los Angeles suburbs raised her and living in San Francisco and New York really aged her. She’s a set-up-punchline-kind-of-gal and her comedic style can be described as dry warmth, which would really make more sense if she was from Arizona.

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Mike Toohey’s comedy combines the wry sarcasm of a Native New Yorker with the empathetic lens of an absurdist.

A child of divorce from a half Colombian, half Irish family, Toohey’s stand-up reflects a quick-witted take on life, culture, and relationships.

He has been a finalist in The Long Island Laugh Off, North Jersey Comedy Festival, and Last Comix Standing comedy festivals.

His weekly show, “King’s County Comedy,” on Sundays at Eastville Comedy Club in Brooklyn is considered one of the best shows in town. read more

Jessica Levin is a theatre actress failure, I95 explorer, Dolphin Safari guide turned Garde Manger (fancy language for a salad maker and dessert maker), turned FIlm/Tv Production Assistant /AD, now comedian residing in Queens, NY. Co-producer of Tough Love Comedy at Eastville Comedy Club and Fowl Mouth at Greenpoint Brewery. You can find me either on the stage or near the bar and stuffing my face as long as it’s before 9pm. My feeding window is from 1 to 9.

Most common Quarantine activity:

Watched a lot of Films ..not a big TV show person and reading a lot of plays. I’m a theatre nerd.. Plays not so many musicals. And getting blacked out drunk with friends (especially my comedy buddies ) on zoom. Which is great cause you don’t lose anything.. but maybe some years on the back end. read more

Julia Schachter is a New York City-based comedian and writer (though admittedly, she looks more like a manic pixie ceramics teacher). Her work has appeared in such publications as Reductress and Little Old Lady Comedy, and she herself has appeared on podcasts such as Keith and The Girl, Hot Mess Comedy Hour, and The Manwhore Podcast. Julia has studied at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (UCB) and The People’s Improv Theatre (P.I.T.).

She is very polite.

Most common Quarantine activity:

way too much crocheting read more

Nick Tilleli is a NYC based comedian. He is slowly climbing the ranks as one of New York Cities emerging young talents. He is known for his thought provoking, edgy and quick wit which won him first place in Broadway Comedy Clubs Summer Comedy Festival. He is a segment host for the popular local Television Show Live From Studio 6B. He is a co-host and writer for the nationally syndicated radio program The Ryan Show!

You can follow Nicks schedule on his Instagram: nicktilleli

Dan Frank is a Brooklyn-based comedian who has performed all over the city, including the historic Stonewall Inn in the Village, and the Q.E.D. in Astoria. He can be seen at this Thursday’s Those Who Can as well as on Nov. 11 at Freddy’s Bar in South Slope, and Nov. 17 at The Vault in East Williamsburg. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @notannfrank