Mamrie Hart is an American comedian, actress, writer and performer who rose to fame through her YouTube show, You Deserve A Drink, which earned her two Streamy Awards; one for Actress in a Comedy and one for Writing. Hart was born in New Jersey, and is the daughter of actor David Hart. She has previously earned her B.A. in drama... read full bio
Mae Martin is a Canadian-born UK-based comedian, actor and writer who is best known for writing and starring in the Netflix series “Feel Good,” and for being part of the comedy troupe, The Young and the Useless. Martin was born in Toronto, Ontario, and started their career in Canada as part of the comedy troupe, The Young and the Useless.... read full bio
A Welsh comedian, actor, presenter, and writer by the name of Gregory Daniel Davies. His most well-known performances are Greg in We Are Klang, Mr. Gilbert in The Inbetweeners, Ken Thompson in Cuckoo, the Taskmaster in Taskmaster, Dan Davies in Man Down, and Paul Wickstead in The Cleaner, for which he also authored. He also played Greg in Cuckoo and... read full bio
Steve Agee is an American actor, comedian, writer and director who is best known for playing Steve Myron on the television series “The Sarah Silverman Program.” Agee was born in Riverside, California, and he began his career working as a director, producer, and composer for the television movie “The Bogus Witch Project.” He then went on to act in series... read full bio
Butterboy is a weekly comedy show that is hosted by comedians Jo Firestone, Maeve Higgins, and Aparna Nancherla. The comedy show also features DJ, Donwill, and is produced by Marianne Ways. Butterboy is featured in Brooklyn, New York, and each week the comedians come up with new routines and talk on new subjects. Aparna is an American comedian from Washington,... read full bio
Amy York Rubin is an American writer, director, and producer, who is best known for working as the director of the award-winning pilot of the Netflix original series, “Dead to Me.” Rubin originally began her career in the entertainment industry working as a stand-up comedian. She eventually moved to directing, writing and producing after working on the web series “Little... read full bio
Akaash Singh is a comedian, actor, and podcaster who grew up in the Dallas suburbs. He attended Austin College, where he would go on to graduate pre-med in 2006. But rewinding a bit to his freshman year, Akaash decided to try his hand at stand-up comedy. He performed his very first open mic show in Denton, Texas and it’s safe... read full bio
Sarah Cooper, a satirist, comedian, actor and best-selling author, shot to stardom with her masterful lip-sync impersonations of the former president. Cooper is the author of two best-sellers that have been optioned for TV series development: How to Be Successful Without Hurting Men's Feelings and 100 Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings. She was designated one of Vulture's "The Comedians You... read full bio
Canadian actress, comedian, writer and presenter Katherine Ryan resides in the UK. As a regular team captain on 8 Out of 10 Cats and Never Mind the Buzzcocks, A League of Their Own, Mock the Week, Would I Lie to You, QI, Just a Minute, Safeword and Have I Got News for You, she has made appearances on numerous British panel shows. She... read full bio
The comedian James Austin Johnson, who hails from Nashville, is a featured performer on SNL. He has been referred to as "one of SNL's most versatile celebrity impressionists" by The New York Times. With stories on James in publications like Vanity Fair, Slate, Mashable and VICE, to name a few, his convincing portrayal of Trump and his impromptu rants about Weird... read full bio
Cody Kolodziejzyk, or Cody Ko, is a comedian, podcaster, rapper, and YouTuber who is incredibly well-known for his hilarious observations on online culture, people, and trends. Cody started out as a software engineer but eventually made the switch to the entertainment industry by showing his humorous skills on Vine, where he gained a significant following. He made a smooth move to YouTube once Vine closed down in 2017... read full bio
Jimmy Dore is a YouTube phenomenon with over ONE MILLION followers and 600,000,000 views. Jimmy is also a multi-award winning comic, having appeared in multiple Comedy Central specials, including "Citizen Jimmy," which was named "Best Of The Year" by iTunes and Punchline. Jimmy's new job as a political analyst and activist who isn't afraid to challenge mainstream narratives and speak truth to... read full bio
Hugh was raised in North London's Mill Hill. He received his education at St. John's College, University of Cambridge, where he studied geography and at University College School, an independent boys' school in Hampstead. Although he was a part of the Cambridge Footlights, he spent six years working for Unilever following graduation. However, he continued doing comedy at London's Comedy Store... read full bio
He is the ideal candidate to speak at and host awards ceremonies due to his inherent charisma and sharp humor. Joel Dommett is an actor, comedian and television presenter who exudes positivity by nature. From comedy clubs to ITV's Australian jungle, his career has led him. Joel has made a name for himself as a gifted individual. Placing second in the ITV reality... read full bio
Mark was regarded as South Africa's only completely "clean" stand-up comedian before relocating to the UK. Because of this, he was hired by a number of well-known businesses, including Ford, iTouchSA and the Protea Hotel Group. Since moving to the UK, he has established himself as a mainstay on the comedy circuit, performed frequently on Royal Caribbean cruise ships and gained international recognition... read full bio
Being one half of the comedic team Armstrong and Miller is Alexander Armstrong's most well-known role. The BAFTA-winning The Armstrong and Miller program received a renewal after their successful run on their own program. Love Life, Life Begins and Mutual Friends are among his other credits. Alexander has also dabbled with conventional acting, appearing in several TV dramas such as Saxondale, Love Life,... read full bio
Early in his broadcast career, O'Briain worked as a children's TV host on Ireland's multilingual Echo Island. The amiable giant was perfect for this job because of his upbeat demeanor and sense of humor, but he was soon leading a team on the controversial panel program Don't Feed The Gondolas. After playing the part for two years, O'Briain went on... read full bio
Former labor organizer turned stand-up comedian, author, and actor Jenny Yang is in the Netflix dark comedy "The Brothers Sun," starring Michelle Yeoh and Justin Chien. Jenny plays "XING," a devoted female assassin. In season two of Fox's popular animated sitcom "The Great North," Jenny voiced Carissa, Beef's (Nick Offerman) new "mommy club" pal. She was chosen as one of Vulture's and Variety's "Comics... read full bio
Award-winning journalist and impressionist, Roy Firestone is driven by his curiosity and passion to interview people beyond the realm of sports and in the world of art, music, politics and popular entertainment. His interview subjects have been an eclectic mix, ranging from President Nixon, legendary actor James Stewart, jazz great Miles Davis, comedian Jerry Lewis, and pop icon Madonna. Firestone... read full bio
Rich Little is a Canadian-American stand-up comedian, voice actor, and impressionist who is also known as The Man of a Thousand Voices. He started his career working in a local movie theater which is where he started to work on his voice impressions. From there he started acting as an amateur and then gained popularity as a DJ. Little was... read full bio
