Jordan Rock is best known for his three seasons on Judd Apatow’s Netflix series LOVE. Jordan can most recently be seen on HBO Max's LOVE LIFE opposite William Jackson Harper and in Netflix’s PETE DAVIDSON PRESENTS: THE BEST FRIENDS from the Netflix is a Joke festival. Jordan played Nate Bargatze’s best friend in the UNT. NATE BARGATZE pilot for ABC.  Jordan appeared in the Netflix film THE AFTER PARTY as well as BIG TIME ADOLESCENCE starring Pete Davidson, which premiered at Sundance in 2019. Jordan has also appeared on FX’s TOTALLY BIASED, GOTHAM COMEDY LIVE, and NBC’s LAST COMIC STANDING and can be seen in the Netflix feature film TAKE THE 10, starring opposite Josh Peck and Tony Revolori. He was named one of JFL’s New Faces to Watch at the 2016 Montreal Festival. In 2016, Jordan shot the lead role in the Comedy Central pilot DRUNK GIRL, HIGH GUY.   

Sara Weinshenk is a LA-based comedian, writer and podcaster. Since starting stand up in 2010, she has made many loyal fans from her stand up, as well as her podcast, SHENK. Sara can be seen on her digital series on the comedy central, "Shenks For Smoking" and has appeared on  Deathsquad podcasts, JRE, GAS DIGITAL, and Lights Out With David Spade on Comedy Central

Michael Palascak started performing stand-up comedy in college but kept it a secret. People would ask, “What are you going to do after you graduate?” He'd say, “I’m pretty sure my parents are taking me out to eat.”  Michael’s career is definitely no secret now as he has appeared on A Little Late with Lilly Singh, The Late Late Show with James Corden, The Tonight Show, Letterman, Craig Ferguson, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Conan, has a Comedy Central half hour special, and was a Top 5 Finalist on Last Comic Standing where one judge claimed, “My first impression of Michael was a great likability.  This is a guy that could star in a sitcom.”  The Chicago Reader supports this view-- "His charisma doesn't hurt; neither does his affability. In a lot of ways, he represents the ideal antidote to the sort of unbridled cynicism that pervades much of contemporary stand-up."  The Internet seems to be taking notice as a re-released clip from his Comedy Central Half Hour recently topped 330,000 views on YouTube in less than three months. Michael’s upcoming special, Unsupervised Fun, will be available on Dry Bar this March.  

Brittany Ross is a Los Angeles based standup comedian, actress, and writer who is celebrated for her dynamic performances nationwide. A regular at the iconic Hollywood Improv and Don’t Tell Comedy shows, she tackles culture and identity with her unique voice and razor sharp wit. Raised around a whirlwind of cultures – Alaska, Scotland, South America, Texas, Chicago, and Hawaii – she explores life on the other end of a dysfunctional childhood where she was forced to build comfort within chaos. Not only does her comedy dive into the hilarious clash between her eccentric working-class Southern family and her Swiss husband’s affluent family lifestyle, but also shines a light on the added identity challenges accompanying motherhood. Ross’s talent has garnered her spots on stage at Big Pine and Netflix is a Joke Festivals, and landed her roles on screen in hit shows Mythic Quest, Huge in France, The Middle, and 2 Broke Girls. With her relatable storytelling and infectious energy, she captivates audiences and leaves them wanting more.

Ric Diez (@sadmanric), an enigmatic Spanish one-liner comedian, a maestro of the absurd and the dark. With a razor-sharp wit and a penchant for the unconventional, he crafts jokes that probe the depths of the human psyche, leaving audiences in stitches while contemplating life's complexities. He’s the first European recipient of the coveted Golden Ticket on the "Kill Tony" show, and recently made noise at the first Kill Tony Arena Show. Prepare to be both amused and enlightened as he fearlessly navigates the murky waters of the human experience, one punchline at a time.

Originally from Billings, MT, Conner Roma started his comedy career by winning the Montana Comedy Competition in 2013. In his first six months, he was a finalist at the Rocky Mountain Laugh off in Salt Lake City, as well as the Big Sky Comedy Festival. Roma has spent the last twelve years building his act in clubs, bars, and theaters across the country. Working in rooms like The Comedy Store, Improv, and Ice House, and sharing the stage with names such as Hannibal Buress, Iliza Shlesinger, and Doug Stanhope. A combination of silly thoughts, stories, and stress fueled rants, Conner’s energy and attachment to his material gives him a genuine and likable presence on stage.