Max Wittert is a comedian and illustrator from Los Angeles. A double threat, if you are threatened by the liberal arts. His animation credits include Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, The Gag, and Ziwe (Showtime). Some of his performance credits include High Maintenance (HBO), Comedy Central, and the forthcoming Fantasmas (HBO). As a comedian, he has been featured in Clusterfest 2019, Blue Heaven Festival in 2020, and Pitchfest in 2022, and as an illustrator he has been published in The New Yorker, Art in America, Interview, and others. Max combines his standup with projections of his drawings to create an enveloping multi-media performance style. His BFA has never once helped him.   Max’s one-man illustrated comedy hour “Portrait of the Artist Seated with Grapes” went on tour across the U.S. in early 2020. His new show, “I Can Steal Your Mother” premiered in December 2022 at Pitchfest, and sold out on tour in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and more. He writes, draws, and animates from his home in Brooklyn, which he shares with a devoted Roku Soundbar.

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?