Known as one of hardest working comics in the business, J.F. Harris first came up in the downtown New York City comedy scene in the late 2000's. Developing a rapid fire, shockingly funny and personal storytelling style, that quickly made him a staple in both the most established N.Y. comedy clubs and the hippest Brooklyn alt shows. J.F.'s jokes pull from his life touching on topics like dealing with dyslexia, sobriety and the adventures of growing up in blue-collar Staten Island. Looking like he could play in your favorite indie rock band it's no shock to see him on festival line ups like SXSW. J.F.'s success in New York soon led to grindy gigs on the road where over the years he developed into a true headliner and was scooped up to open in arenas and theaters for acts like the Impractical Jokes and Joel McHale. He himself has taken his act around the globe to places as far as Hong Kong and Mumbai, India. J.F. is also one of the go to guy behind the scenes in comedy for over a decade working with stars like Will Smith, on hit shows like Netflix's Magic For Humans and ghost writing for countless others. J.F. was first tapped to be in front of the camera by Bill Burr, who hand picking J.F. for his Comedy Central show The Ringers, where as Bill put it was a showcase of "The best of the new best in comedy." Shortly after J.F. made his breakout late night stand up debut on The Late Late Show, racking up the applause breaks and received an open invite to return from host James Corden. His long anticipated first stand up comedy hour special People Make Mistakes is set to debut in late this year. When not touring J.F. splits his time between his adopted home of Los Angeles and the childhood one he can't shake New York.

Ray Lau is a Cantonese American standup comedian. His style has been praised by audiences for being unique, relatable, lighthearted, and playful. Ray’s hilarious stand-up and sketches have been seen millions of times online. He has recently released a set for the digital platform Don't Tell Comedy. You can often see him performing live across Southern California on the stages of Don’t Tell Comedy, The Hollywood Improv, and many more as he tours across the country. Most recently Ray Lau was selected for Netflix’s Introducing series. 

Jay is a professional wrestler turned high energy stand-up comedian and actor.  Jay's quick wit and natural charm can't help but to pull people in to him.  Jay has been seen on Showtime's American Gigolo, the Spike Lee Joint “Chi-Raq” alongside Wesley Snipes, VH1, NBC, host of nerdy podcasts and videos and so much more.

Kate Lav is a stand-up comedian and podcaster known for her sharp, unapologetic humor. With a woman this tall, no topic is out of reach!

Amy Silverberg is a writer and comedian based in Los Angeles. Her stand-up comedy has been featured on Don’t Tell Comedy, Comedy Central, Hulu, NPR, and Amazon Prime. She was also selected as a "New Face" at the prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal.    Amy's debut novel "First Time, Long Time" is forthcoming from Grand Central Publishing in 2024. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing and Literature at the University of Southern California, where she teaches.   Her work has appeared in The Paris Review, The New Yorker, The New York Times, TriQuarterly, The Southern Review, The Los Angeles Review of Books, and many other publications. Her short story "Suburbia!" appeared in Best American Short Stories 2018 – edited by Roxanne Gay. Amy also writes for television, most recently "The Movie Show" on the SYFY Channel.

Based out of Los Angeles, California, Noah has been giving SoCal audiences a taste of his loveable anxiety for over 6 years.  Comedy is a break from the chaos of life for him, and he wants his act to feel the same for you! He has performed at colleges all across the U.S. and appeared at The Riot Comedy Festival, Funlap Comedy Festival, and SnoJam Comedy Fest.  He has two specials out on YouTube, one full hour and a short set with Don’t Tell Comedy.