Larry White brings his signature New York edge and no-nonsense attitude to the West Coast comedy scene. His  material fearlessly tackles everything from masculinity to the cultural clash between New York and LA, delivering brutal truths with just enough self-deprecation to keep audiences laughing by bringing his unique blend of street smarts and sharp wit to every stage he graces.

This isn’t so much the set-up to a terrible joke – though it could be – but rather the origin story of Jeannette Rizzi— comedian, storyteller, force of nature.   After retiring from their religious posts and leaving life in Brooklyn, NY, Jeannette’s parents settled in the rural town of Alachua, FL to lead a simpler farm life among the cows. But Jeannette had other plans. By the age of 23, Jeannette found her own calling in comedy and moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dream.   Inspired by the likes of Ellen DeGeneres, Whoopi Goldberg and yes, even Cher, Jeannette started hitting comedy stages in earnest, eventually finding success beyond LA. She snagged accolades at Florida’s Funniest Comedian competition, the Time Warner On Demand Comedy Contest, the Cleveland Comedy Festival, the Tickled Pink Comedy Contest and more. Jeannette was also a featured comedian at Gilda's LaughFest, Boston’s WICF, the Laughing Devil Comedy Festival and most importantly has created an annual comedy fundraising event for the Children’s Tumor Foundation.   For the last few years, Jeannette has been performing her one-woman show Blindsided at comedy clubs, theaters and schools. Emboldened by the suicide of her best friend, the show is about finding hope during seemingly hopeless times. Blindsided showcases Jeannette’s deft character work, her willingness to share all aspects of her life and her unique ability to connect with an audience.