TaTa Sherise is a dynamic NY based comedian , actress, and creator making waves in the comedy scene. She’s been hailed as “The Next Hottest Comedian to Come Out of Philly” by The Philadelphia Inquirer. In 2024, she made history as the first Black woman to win Philly’s Phunniest. TaTa was named a 2023 & 2024 NY Comedy Fest Creator and Comic to Watch. She produces sketches, funny themed comedy shows, and short films. Catch her bringing the giggles and indulging in pure silliness while talking about life with her creative partner “Drizz” on their “Girls Got Giggles” podcast. Known for her high-energy performances, raw humor, and captivating stage presence, she brings real-life stories and unfiltered honesty to the stage. You can find TaTa in films on Tubi and Amazon Prime. TaTa’s comedy connects with audiences through her unique blend of charm, wit, trauma, and movement on stage. She’s most definitely one to keep up with!

Nick Smith is a comedian and podcaster who after years of training in opera shifted his creative energy toward video content, podcasting, and stand-up comedy—blending his musical background with sharp humor and storytelling. He is the co-host of the podcast I Never Liked You and has opened for comics across the United States and internationally, performing in renowned venues including Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, The Kennedy Center, and The Apollo in London. Known for his unique presence, storytelling-driven comedic style, and unmistakable voice, Nick continues to bring a distinctive perspective to audiences everywhere.

Meka Mo is a Queens, N.Y.–born comedian and podcast host named a Comic to Watch by the New York Comedy Festival and winner of Best of Fest at the Black Women in Comedy Laff Fest and the Sandy Gunar Award at the Jersey City Comedy Festival. A newer comic quickly building national and international momentum, she has opened for Michael Che, appeared on HBO’s Game Theory with Bomani Jones, and had a successful, award-winning run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Her 2025 Don’t Tell Comedy debut—her first recorded set—has amassed viral clips, with one surpassing 4.1 million views and her material reaching over 8 million across platforms; her follow-up Cracked Comedy release (Oct 2025) has already topped 110,00 views and climbing. Meka is a regular at New York comedy clubs and performs internationally at Top Secret Comedy Club in London, Tokyo Comedy Bar, and the Barcelona Fringe Festival. Her emotional-wellness podcast, We’re Done Here, was spotlighted by the BBC and named a finalist for Yass! and NBC’s Laughter Lab.

Grace Johnson is a Nigerian New Yorker, who splits her time doing stand-up, voice acting, and writing for tv. She is a series regular on the Apple Top 50 Podcast “The God Pod” and just wrapped up work in the writer’s room on the CBC Gem TV show “Virgins!” Along with performing on shows around New York City, she’s also a Co-Producer of Pink Lotion Comedy, a NYC-based pop-up show highlighting Black female and Non-binary Comics. Unapologetically nerdy, she calls her brand of humor “Glasses Comedy” as she invites you to see things from her lens.

Graham Kay is an award-winning stand-up comedian, who has acted in film and written for television. He has also been described as “Quick, clever, and brilliantly funny” by The Huffington Post Comedy. Graham Kay has performed stand up on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Late Show with Steven Colbert and was in the Super Troopers 2 movie. He’s also a regular on The Nateland Podcastwith Nate Bargatze and can be heard regularly on Sirius XM Radio. Graham was born in Ottawa Canada, and currently lives in Brooklyn New York.

Rojo Perez is a New York-based comedian who is best known as “Barry” on Netflix’s Survival Of The Thickest. Originally from Puerto Rico, Rojo served as a writer on Netflix’s DRINK MASTERS. In a busy 2021, Rojo made his network debut on The Tonight Show w/ Jimmy Fallon, while also being featured in Comedy Central’s Tight Five. In April ‘19, he formed part of HBO special titled Entre Nos: Spot On. In August 2017 Rojo made his late night stand up debut on TBS "Conan". Since moving to New York City he has been a cast member on MTV's Decoded, featured on Comedy Central's Funny 'Cause It's True, Time Out New York, TruTV's Comedy Knockout and Univision's FLAMA. In 2016 he was selected as a Standup NBC finalist and has been a part of the Moontower Comedy Festival, SXSW, New York Comedy Festival among others. Rojo's future plans include one day earning enough money so that relatives will ask to borrow some and continuing to spread laughter regardless of race, religion, or gender. His sophomore album ”Lost in Brooklyn” is streaming now on all platforms.