What comedian do you know that has 2 Emmy’s, appeared on Broadway and was voted “Best Male Standup” at the American Comedy Awards? That’s right, it’s The LoveMaster Craig Shoemaker! Best known for his engaging, relatable standup and iconic baritone-voiced character, The LoveMaster, Craig has appeared on hit television shows such as “Parks & Recreation” and “The Bold & The Beautiful.” Craig’s latest 90-minute standup special, “Daditude,” aired prime time for three months on SHOWTIME Network. The Los Angeles Times praises him, saying; “Shoemaker is insightful and amusing … we are moved beyond laughter to tears.”

Jeff Dye is a nationally touring comedian, actor and host. Jeff shot over 100 episodes of a new game show airing on Fox called “Who the Bleep is that?” and is currently filming his new comedy special, “The Last Cowboy in LA.” Jeff starred in NBC’s comedy adventure series “Better Late Than Never” and can be seen on episodes of “I Can See Your Voice” and “The Masked Singer” on Fox. Dye has performed multiple times on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and has had his own “Comedy Central Presents” special. In previous years, he has starred on numerous TV projects, including “Money from Strangers“, “Girl Code“, “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition“, NBC’s “I Can Do That“, “Better Late Than Never” , “That Awkward Game Show” and numerous other shows. Jeff’s last 2 albums “Dumb is Gooder” and “Live From Madison” is playing on Sirius XM and are top 10 albums on the Billboard Comedy Charts. Jeff is a recurring guest on The Greg Gutfeld show, where he has received praise for his raw unfiltered comedic viewpoint, bringing a new style of edge and honesty. Dye’s passion is bringing love and positivity through laughter WHILE maintaining truth to everyone he encounters.

Zara Mizrahi is a stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and actor born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. She was brought up in a bilingual, Middle Eastern, Mexican and Jewish household with a tabloid reporter mother and a clothing manufacturer father. Building on her unconventional childhood, she graduated high school at 16 to pursue the arts. She has performed stand-up all over the country and gets on stage almost every night. Zara has done multiple voices on Family Guy and American Dad!, and is a recurring character on M.O.D.O.K, Marvel's animated comedy which premiered in 2021. She also regularly appears on other sketches and podcasts, and has written everything from screenplays, to sketches to commercials. A UCB improv student and storytelling graduate, she also performs on several storytelling shows.