Bernice Ye is a multifaceted comedian, actor, and martial artist, often referred to as the "Jackie Chan of Comedy." Born and raised in China, she moved to the U.S. in 2004 with just $1,000. After putting herself through Peking University, the “Harvard of China,” and graduate school at Purdue University, she launched a successful career in the technology industry working for Microsoft, Hulu, and two startups. In 2018, she ventured into stand-up comedy and fully committed to it in 2021, leaving her rising tech career behind.   Bernice has toured the West Coast in an RV, been featured in The Wall Street Journal, and her comedy has amassed over 60 million views on social media platforms. She's performed at prestigious festivals such as New York Comedy Festival, GeekFest West Expo, Burbank Comedy Festival, San Diego Comedy Festival, and won accolades like "The Funniest MF in Washington" and a Grant for Artist Progress from the Washington State Artist Trust.   Recently, she returned from a string of sold-out shows in Singapore, further cementing her international appeal. In LA, she launched "Fine Imports," a variety show highlighting global cultures, and "Ultimate Fighting Comedians," a martial-arts-themed comedy game show. Additionally, she brought comedy to Camano Island, WA, showcasing her versatility and dedication to spreading laughter.   After her first comedy rap "Asian Chicken Salad" won numerous awards, Bernice continued to innovate in comedy, recently releasing another comedy rap titled "Naturalization Test."   Amidst a world that sometimes feels more divided than ever, Bernice's driving passion is to bridge cultures and empower fellow immigrants through the unifying power of humor and personal storytelling. Bernice Ye is more than a comedian; she is a cultural bridge-builder and a force for empowerment through laughter.

Ricci Armani is a Seattle-Tacoma born and raised stand up comedian, writer and podcaster. He's also a millennial just trying his best. Ricci's voice leans towards punchy storytelling about his life and the way people talk to him. Ricci's comedy has landed him working with some of the biggest names in comedy as the roll through Seattle and his act has allowed him to perform from New York to Hawaii to Canada. The Seattle Stranger has stated that Ricci has "Star Quality" but why don't you see for yourself?