Nick Griffin has had a career over 20 years in the stand up comedian industry. He began his journey at the age of 19 in Kansas City, but he moved to New York to pursue his career. Griffin has made regular appearances on television shows like Conan, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson... read full bio
Winner of the Bill Hicks Spirit Award for Thought Provoking Comedy, writer for Comedy Central's Indecision2008, Huffington Post, & the Independent Film Channel, cast member of Shoot The Messenger (from the creator of The Daily Show), author of Harper Collins' bestselling Get Rich Cheating," and executive editor of MY Wall Street Journal (with writers from The Daily Show, The Onion,... read full bio
Joel Chasnoff is a stand-up comedian and writer with stage and screen credits in eight countries, and author of the comic memoir The 188th Crybaby Brigade (Simon and Schuster), about his year as a combat soldier in the Israeli Army. On tour, Joel was the warm-up act for Jon Stewart and Lewis Black of The Daily Show. Joel recently returned... read full bio
Canadian comedian, actor, and writer Jay Malone is a gifted individual. Jay started stand-up comedy in college on a whim, fell in love right away, dropped out, and relocated to Toronto to devote himself fully to the art. After four years, he received an invitation to participate in Just for Laughs' Homegrown competition, where he won first place. The Montreal Newspaper... read full bio
A mainstay of the Los Angeles comedy scene, Kevin Shea is an actor and comedian living in the city. Kevin relocated to San Francisco following his graduation from college and began a one-year employment in the Internet sector. After receiving a layoff, a friend persuaded him to attend an open mic. Kevin made the poor decision to attend the open mic... read full bio
Comedian Frank Miles, has thrilled Las Vegas audiences for over a decade with his feats as a juggler and magician, found himself with some unique new material, after being pronounced dead following a hang gliding accident. Most recently Frank brought attitude to an audition for Americas Got Talent. When emergency room doctors gave him a second chance at life, he... read full bio
Killer Beaz has become a beloved performer to millions of comedy fans nationwide. He took up blues guitar, drawn to the emotional content of the art form “I believe musicians can be the greatest communicators, because they touch our hearts without the restraints of language, or visual effects”. He was named Showtime Cable Networks’ “funniest Person” 3 years running! Beaz... read full bio
Kyle Cease became the youngest comedian to headline in the Pacific Northwest. It was here that he performed at numerous colleges, clubs and corporate events. In two short years from the start of his career, Kyle Cease won the Giggles Comedy Competition and placed in the finals in the Seattle International Comedy Competition. His big break came in the form... read full bio
Louise DuArt, often called the world's greatest impressionist, continues to astound critics and celebrities alike with her dead-on impressions of America's most famous people. Her talent for replicating celebrities in fun-loving style has made Louise DuArt one of the most revered impressionists today. Her more than one hundred marquee characters range from Barbara Walters to Judge Judy, Joan Rivers to... read full bio
The original Girls Night Out" group that started it all celebrates 25 years of fan favorites, with their signature heavenly harmonies and classic killer comedy! The Babes bring their elegant wit, sophisticated (never blue) stand-up humor, and enough bling to hypnotize the first five rows of any theatre, creating an evening of wildly fun and raucous delight of songs that... read full bio
Gary Mule Deers unique comedy and music have set him apart as one-of-a-kind. He has performed on every major concert stage in the country and made over 350 television appearances, including many on both The Tonight Show and The Late Show With David Letterman. He was one of six comedians, along with Jay Leno, to star on the... read full bio
A stand-up comedian with over twenty years of professional experience, Milt has performed everywhere from television to cruise ships, from comedy clubs and college campuses to corporate events ranging in audience size of twenty to two thousand. Milt’s style of stand-up comedy is clean, clever, and funny. His humor has always been devoid of stereotypes, cheap shots, or laughter at... read full bio
Craig Shoemaker was named Comedian of the Year by the American Comedy Awards on ABC, and his half-hour Comedy Central special was voted by viewers as one of the network's Top 20" stand-up specials of all time. In his 20+ years in show business, Craig has acted, written, and starred in numerous movies, written two hit children's books, and... read full bio
Tommy Johnagin an autobiographical story telling comedian who is a favorite at comedy clubs all across the country. In 2007 Tommy was invited to the prestigious “Just For Laughs” comedy festival in Montreal, Canada where he was the highest reviewed “New Face.” He has also appeared at Comedy Central’s “South Beach Comedy Festival”. His TV credits include: Four appearances... read full bio
"Jamie Alcroft was working as a disc jockey at a Florida radio station when he got a note from somebody named Mack Dryden suggesting they get together. ""You're one of the funniest men in town,"" read the note ""I'm the other one."" To make a wild and colorful story short, they worked up an act and hit the road... read full bio
Art Metrano is an American actor and comedian of Greek-Turkish-Jewish-Sephardic ancestry. Metrano may be best known for his role as Capt. Mauser in Police Academy 2 and Police Academy 3. He left the series due to a serious fall at home that seriously injured his spinal cord and left him disabled. Also known for his frequent appearances on The Tonight... read full bio
Ken Glickman, born profoundly deaf, attended Clarke School for the Deaf in his native state of Massachusetts for 11 years. After graduating from Dartmouth College magna cum laude with High Distinction in Psychology , he joined IBM as a computer programmer and has taught programming and computer graphics. Ken left IBM to go solo" in the... read full bio
Ann Magnuson is an actress, performance artist, singer, writer, and one half of the former psychedelic rock group Bongwater. She had a brother, Bobby, who died in 1998 of complications from AIDS. After graduating from Denison University in 1978, she moved to New York City and was a DJ and performer at Club 57 and the Mudd Club in Manhattan... read full bio
Michael Elizondo has been spreading the joy of laughter around the country for many years. Also known as, Doc Humor, Michael has a unique perspective on doctors and medicine. He started his comedic career performing at the open-mic nights at Comedy Store in La Jolla. Now he performs at comedy clubs across the country including, Rascals, Loonies, Harveys, Wits End... read full bio
A bold and witty commentator on life’s eccentricities, comedian Jeff Cesario stands tall among his peers. Cesario performs on-target observational humor emphasizing reality, simplicity and common sense. Approaching headliner status on the comedy club circuit, hard work and perseverance landed him a five minute spot on the ""Tonight Show."" Jeff’s comments often reveal the incongruities of life. For example, his... read full bio
