New York based comedian Davin Rosenblatt has been entertaining audiences throughout the country for several years. His likeable, yet confident, style leaves audiences wanting more of his unique perspective of being Jewish in our society.

Chipps Cooney has is a proven favorite in comedy clubs and festivals. He is an illusionist who muffs his amateurish tricks on purpose and is considered the world’s worst magician.

Born in Springfield, MA, Wali Collins is New York City’s number one comedian. Wali was and still is an accomplished drummer.

Warren Holstein's unique brand of humor challenges preconceived values and truths, questioning our adherence to them. He presents new ways of looking at the world, which have been alternately described as warped, innovative and enlightening. When not performing at prominent comedy clubs in NYC he currently spends most of his time headlining at colleges and clubs across the country.

One of the most requested comedians working today, Richie Byrne’s talents are a unique mix. Combine the sharpness of the New York observationalist with the charm of an old-school storyteller--add a dominating stage presence with one of the highest laugh-per-minute counts in the business and you have only scratched the surface of this one-of-a-kind performer.

Just 30 years old, Vince Martin has already established himself as a fixture on the national comedy circuit. Born and raised in New Jersey, Vince’s career began in New York City, where he quickly made a name for himself and performed at the city’s finest clubs, including Comic Strip Live, Stand Up New York, and the renowned Caroline’s On Broadway.

Joe Moffa is a blue-collar native New York guy. His straight-talking, unique style of comedy is both direct and to the point.

RC Smith is known in the television and comedy industry as one of the best warm-up men in the business. A truly great warm-up comic can jump-start an audience from nothing to something and has to do it right from the start.

J.J. Ramirez has appeared on “The Tonight Show,” Comedy Central's “Latin Kings of Comedy,” and was an opener for Chris Rock and George Lopez.

Comedian/actor/writer Tommy Savitt has made his biggest mark spending the past decade performing stand-up for the United States military and its allies. Tommy’s journey to bring laughter to those who sacrifice for our country has taken him to Air Force, Army, and Naval bases throughout the world.

Billy Garan began his career performing stand-up comedy at Catch A Rising Star in New York City. Shortly thereafter, he joined a comedy troupe called Funny Business which toured hundreds of colleges throughout the country.

Performing stand-up comedy since 1986, Tony Boswell has more than 4,000 performances and 100 corporate clients to his credit. All of this has taken him to nearly every state and internationally as well.

Joe DeVito was born in Manhattan and ran wild on the mean streets of the Bronx until the age of 18 months, when his family moved to the suburbs. Along the way, they instilled in him a love of good food and storytelling, values that have made him an emerging comic who frankly could stand to lose a few pounds.

On first glimpse, you may remember Frank Santorelli’s recent award-winning role as ‘Georgie,’ the bartender on HBO’s hit drama “The Sopranos.” He got his start in Boston’s stand-up scene in the mid-1980’s, finding his way down to New York, performing at Catch’s original club on the Upper East Side. In addition to “The Sopranos,” Frank has appeared on many television shows such as “NESN Comedy All-Stars,” “Brotherhood,” “Law & Order” and “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” “Las Vegas,” “The Job,” “Spin City,” “Providence,” “Late Night With Conan O’Brien,” and “HBO Comedy Showcase.” Santorelli has also appeared in films such as “Sides,” “Johnny Slade’s Greatest Hits,” “No Reservations,” “Crooked Lines,” and “Meet The Parents” which starred Robert DeNiro and Ben Stiller.

Uncle Floyd began his career in show business as a child, dancing at the 1964 World's Fair in New York and at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City. As a high school student he was being groomed by dance and piano instructors to pursue careers in those fields.