Laugh it up all stars features an array of our favorite professional comedians, some of whom have appeared on Comedy Central and late-night talk shows such as Conan and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

Ken Krantz is a funny dude. Growing up the youngest of eight kids he had to be in order to get any attention. He started doing stand up in 2009 and quickly became a fixture on the Tri-State comedy scene. His laid back style combines self-deprecating humor, story- telling, and his take on pop culture and current events. Ken has performed at most of the major clubs in the area, including Gotham, The Stand, The Stress Factory, Stand Up NY and The Comedy Shoppe. He can be seen every month on his own show, Funny Faces, at Gotham comedy club and has been featured on Sirius XM Radio. He is a contributing writer for A-List comedy, which provides topical jokes for radio shows across the country. Look for his television debut on “Live From Gotham” on AXS.

HIGHLIGHTS
At 27 years-old, Mike Sicoli has amassed an impressive resume for even a comedian twice his age. Mike has worked with industry favorites like Pete Davidson, and Artie Lange. He recently won Catch-a-Rising-Star’s funniest comic competition and performs regularly at clubs around the tri-state area including New York Comedy Club, Caroline’s, and the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. He is also regularly featured on theChive, College Humor, and appeared in Elite Daily’s Gen Why videos. Mike’s wit, fast charm and sharp sense of humor have quickly made him a crowd favorite everywhere he performs. Audience members regularly request him, and those in the industry say they are expecting big things from this talented young comic.

Jake and Louie have been performing at comedy clubs across the country for almost a decade. With a combination of old-fashioned ventriloquism and extremely dark humor, they'll give you a show you can't see anywhere else.

Genna Marie Is a Trans-comic who weaves her personal perspective of transitioning from a man to a woman with her unique sarcastic perspective of Transphobic humor. Genna has performed at many NYC venues including the famous Gotham Comedy, Broadway Comedy where she is a regular, Greenwich Comedy club, and at several LGBTQ events around New York State. Genna’s life story was made into a docudrama written and produced by Jeremy Davidson and Mary Stuart Masterson and presented by Storyhorse Theater “In her Shoes” and has starred in another independent film “What it's like to be me."