Todd Glass started doing stand-up comedy when he was in high school. By the time he was 18, Todd was opening for music legends like Patti LaBelle, Aretha Franklin, and Diana Ross on Broadway.

Over the following decades, Todd built a career that established him as one of the most original and respected voices in comedy. The late great Norm Macdonald affectionately called Todd Glass "the comedian's comedian's comedian."

Todd's autobiography, The Todd Glass Situation, detailing his struggles with dyslexia, ADD, and coming out later in life, was published by Simon & Schuster and led to him being featured in the documentary "Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution" which is currently streaming on Netflix along with his critically acclaimed stand up specials. More recently, Todd voiced the principal on HBO Max's Ten Year Old Tom.

In the past year, Todd saw a massive growth in his audience, especially among a new generation of younger fans, through his short form skits on TikTok and Instagram. But, what Todd Glass does best is entertain live, and with his newest show, he is at the top of his game.

Chris Estrada is an actor, comedian, and writer born and raised in South Central and Inglewood, where he spent his formative years running from loose pit bulls, getting robbed, and geeking out over comic books and punk rock. Most recently, Chris starred in the breakout comedy series THIS FOOL on Hulu, which he also co-created. Previously, he was voted "one of LA's comedians to watch in 2018," by Time Out LA and was an "Up Next" performer at Comedy Central's Clusterfest in San Francisco. His short film that he wrote, produced, and starred in, 5TH OF JULY, was an official selection at the New York Latino Film Festival and the LA Independent Filmmakers Showcase Film Festival last year.

Brent Weinbach is a recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award, which recognizes innovation in stand-up comedy.  He is also responsible for various internet video sensations such as Gangster Party Line, Mind Jack, Man Gives Birth, and Ultimate Drumming Technique, as well as the cult web series, Pound House.  Brent has appeared on Conan, Lopez Tonight, Comedy Central (The Meltdown, @midnight, Corporate, Kroll Show, Another Period), Cartoon Network (Adventure Time, Clarence), IFC (Comedy Bang! Bang!, Garfunkel and Oates), ABC, and Adult Swim, and also toured with the Comedians of Comedy.  He plays the role of Brent on the TBS show The Dress Up Gang and his stand-up special "Appealing to the Mainstream" is on Amazon Prime.  His second special "Popular Culture" is on Youtube.


"obscenely, disturbingly brilliant" -L.A. Weekly

"weird in the best way" -Time Out NY

"refreshingly off-kilter" -The New York Times

Audrey Stewart is a Los Angeles-based actress and stand-up comedian who performs at clubs around the world. In 2023, she was named a New Face at the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, Canada, and performed at the 2024 Netflix Is a Joke Festival in Los Angeles.

Stewart has appeared on NBC, The Drew Barrymore Show, Netflix Is a Joke Radio, National Lampoon, America's Funniest Home Videos, and Facebook Watch, and has a set with Don’t Tell Comedy.

Kyle Tomlin is an actor, writer, comedian, and improviser. He started comedy at the ripe age of 15 in his hometown of Los Angeles, going on to open for comedians like Amir K, Grant Cotter, and Anthony Jeselnik in his teenage years. He went on to study in Chicago pursuing a BFA in Film and TV at DePaul University, including a concentration in Comedy Filmmaking through a hybrid program involving the Harold Ramis Film School and The Second City. Kyle is also a graduate of the prestigious Conservatory Program at the Second City, and has studied comedy and improv at The Second City's locations in Chicago and Hollywood, The Groundlings, Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB), and The Annoyance Theatre. 

He has performed at dozens of venues around the country, opening for comedians such as Bob Odenkirk and Patton Oswalt. He currently produces and hosts a monthly standup show called Plant Mob at the Yard Theater, featuring headliners like Maria Bamford, Doug Benson, Todd Glass, and more. Now based back in LA, Kyle continues to perform on shows around the city, as well as wear overalls and drink too much cold brew. He loves driving his 2011 Toyota Prius while listening to CD’s of Noam Chomsky, and is definitely not becoming elderly at the age of 25.