The world stops when comedian and actress Cocoa Brown takes the stage. Brown is without a doubt one of this generation's most gifted comedians and performers. When the native of Newport News, Virginia, Farah Brown, takes the stage, her act is nothing short of a force of nature as she attacks her art with such passion and soul-searching sincerity. Using unpleasant memories... read full bio
Ms. Pat learned from an early age she would have to fend for herself. Born into a large family with a single mother, Ms. Pat grew up in a West end neighborhood of Atlanta. By the age of 15, she had two children. For years, she was a drug dealer, struggling to survive and raise her family. She was shot... read full bio
Ms. Pat hasn’t lived the life of your average comedian. She was born to a single mother of 5, living on welfare in a rough neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia. She had her first child at 14 and her second child at 15. She became a drug dealer in her teens known by the street name “Rabbit”. During her teens she... read full bio
Redouane plays in a presentation where the audience is combined with improvisations, legendary asides, and self-mockery. In telling his tale, he creates a realistic picture of his life that touches on universal and contemporary subjects like marriage, travel, and even male-female interactions. He was First Marseillais of the Jamel Comedy Club; in the ensemble of Mouloud Achour's film Méchants; or Grand... read full bio
Actor and comedian Darrell Hammond performs stand-up comedy. He had the longest run of any cast member as a regular on Saturday Night Live (SNL), appearing every week from 1995 to 2009. He became well-known for his impersonations of Ted Koppel, Bill Clinton, and a host of other people. He has impersonated more celebrities than any other cast member in... read full bio
American stand-up comedian Jared Antonio Farrow, better known by his stage as Jay Pharoah, is also an actor. From 2010 through 2016, Pharoah appeared as a cast member on the NBC sketch comedy program Saturday Night Live. He was listed by Rolling Stone magazine as the 55th greatest cast member of Saturday Night Live in 2015. Pharoah was raised in... read full bio
Steve-O graduated from Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Clown College in 1997. He says the program was more like boot camp than college. Out of 2000 applicants, only 33 were accepted and Steve-O was one of them. However, after graduation, 10 were selected for the circus and this didn't include him. So he went back home to Albuquerque, New... read full bio
Paddy McGuinness is an English stand-up comedian, comedy actor, television personality and presenter. Born in Farnworth, Bolton, he is best known for his performances alongside comedian Peter Kay. McGuinness filmed two episodes of That Peter Kay Thing and the first series of Phoenix Nights. He left his job when work on the second series of Phoenix Nights began. After Phoenix... read full bio
A true New Yorker, Colin Quinn has always made his mark as the comic scene tough guy. Quinn made his television debut as co-host of MTV's hit game show, “Remote Control”. He soon landed a spot on the legendary late-night show, Saturday Night Live, where he entertained audiences for six seasons with unforgettable characters such as Lenny the Lion, Joe... read full bio
Jeff Garlin is an American comedian and actor who is best known for playing Jeff Greene on the HBO television series “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and Murray Goldberg on the series “The Goldbergs”. Garlin found a passion for comedy after seeing Jimmy Durante perform. Later in life, Garlin started performing stand-up comedy while studying at the University of Miami. He went... read full bio
Growing up in the Bronx, Elon Gold emerged into a naturally gifted stand-up comic, sketch performer, actor, and writer. Having discovered at a very young age that he had an uncanny ability to do impressions, Gold went from mimicking his teachers to mastering truly unique voices like Charles Grodin and Howard Stern. Gold's impression-infused routine led to his first television... read full bio
Michael K. Blackson is one of the most original stand-up comics in the country. He received his big break in a comedy club in Los Angeles. Blackson was performing at the Comedy Store where actor/director Ice Cube was in attendance to see comedian Mike Epps perform. After experiencing Michael Blackson’s performance, Ice Cube invited the young comic for a reading... read full bio
Rob Delaney is a comedian, actor, writer, and producer, best known for starring in, writing, producing, and creating the television series “Catastrophe”. He graduated from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts with a degree in musical theater and began to gain fame through Twitter where he became one of the first to use the outlet to post jokes.... read full bio
Erik Griffin, a first-generation comedian and actor who was born in the United States, is, in his mother's words, "funny," hardworking, ambitious, and brilliant. Erik made the choice to leave his job in 2003 and dive headfirst into comedy as a career. Erik is now a series regular on the Comedy Central show "Workaholics" as a result of this challenge.... read full bio
Orny Adams, born Adam J. Orenstein, is an American actor, comedy writer, and stand-up comic. His first time onstage was at the Funny Bone in Atlanta. Orny eventually moved to New York City and was named in the Hollywood Reporter as a favorite to watch on the comedy scene. He was approached by the producers of the documentary film, “Comedian”,... read full bio
With over three decades of experience and an alumnus of “Saturday Night Live” and Chicago’s renowned Second City, Jim Belushi is now bringing to the stage an improvised comedy sketch show featuring members of the Chicago Board of Comedy. A favorite of film, television and stage audiences, Belushi is one of the great leading character actors, equally in drama and... read full bio
"Blake Anderson is most noticeably recognized for his role as Blake Henderson on the hit Comedy Central show, Workaholics. Already a growing success, it ended its summer run with an average of 2 million viewers tuning in per show, as well as having established itself as the highest-rated series in its time. His sketch-comedy group, Mail Order Comedy, has headlined... read full bio
Stand up comedian Cameron Esposito is known for her LGBT friendly topics and addressing her lesbian identity in her acts. She began her career in Chicago with a regular slot at The Lincoln Lodge and went on to appear at SXSW, The Moontower, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and SF Sketchfest. Her television debut came on The Late, Late Show with Craig... read full bio
Jasmeet Singh Raina, also known as Jus Reign, is a Canadian comedian of Indian Sikh descent who is known for posting videos through the social media outlet YouTube and for being one of Much Digital Studios’ original creators. Reign was born in Brampton, Ontario, to a family originally from Pakistan. His father had a maestro teach Reign and his brother... read full bio
Druski, also known as Druski2funny, is a comedian who has gained fame through social media where he posts skits and impersonations on Instagram. He has also gained an even larger following after appearing in rapper Drake’s music video “Laugh Now Cry Later.” Apart from appearing in Drake’s music video, Druski has also appeared in music videos which include Lil Yachty’s... read full bio
