Amber Preston is a comedy seductress.  Recently named one of “5 Comedians to Watch” in New York Magazine her brassy charisma and keenly honed jokecraft leave audiences powerless not to fall head over heels.  From raucous roadhouses to the classiest clubs Preston’s saucy, mischievous charm captivates diehard and casual comedy fans alike.   A proud native of Fargo, ND Preston’s early performance career consisted of hosting family talent shows and dancing in the aisles of the Hornbacher’s grocery store hoping to be discovered by Lawrence Welk.  Years of musical theater,  improv training, and short film work followed.  In 2004 she took the plunge into standup comedy and immediately started turning heads.   Preston is a natural improviser whose comedy can be defined as much by the method of its creation as by its hilarious outcomes.  She brings her “piddly ideas”, those small grains of nascent humor, to the stage.  There she pokes, prods, and explores them, involving the audience in every step of the instinctive and spontaneous process until they emerge days, weeks, or months later as comedy pearls.  Add to this a laundry list of quirky obsessions (mustaches, Hall and Oates, Hall and Oates’ mustaches), and a genuine passion for connecting and having fun with her audience and you have a recipe for true comedy excellence.   Bridgetown Comedy Festival Big Sky Comedy Festival 3rd Place at the 2012 Great American Comedy Festival 2012 Best of the Midwest winner at Gilda's LaughFest  Marc Maron’s Five Comedians to Watch Women in Comedy Festival San Francisco Sketchfest  The 2010 Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival  2010 Rooftop Comedy Silver Nail Award  Laugh Your Asheville Off! Comedy Festival Finalist in Progressive.com Help Flo! Contest Has been a Contributing comic to Life & Style magazine

Andy Erikson's love of cats and unicorns is only surpassed by her love of performing. In 2015 Andy placed in the top 5 on NBC's Last Comic Standing and in 2016 she played Chanel #7 on Ryan Murphy's television series Scream Queens on Fox. Andy intertwines silly one-liners with whimsical stories in a playful but thought-provoking way. She was once a semi-finalist for the Andy Kaufman award and has won several comedy competitions and performed at prestigious festivals over the years. Her favorite thing about comedy is making friends.

Aisha Alfa is a comedian, actor, writer, and host who performs on stages all over the world. You may recognize her as Carolyn on Peacock’s “Based On A True Story” or Ms Grell from the Degrassi franchise.  As a Mama of two, she’s very excited to be here with you all…mostly cause her kids aren’t here.

Ahamed Weinberg is a Los Angeles-based writer and comedian from Philadelphia, most recently serving at a Story Editor on Ramy Youssef’s upcoming animated series for A24/Amazon. Over the years, he has performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers and Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he was featured in prominent lists such as “TimeOut LA’s Comics to Watch” and “Vulture’s 20 Comics to Watch,” and he was awarded New Face at the 2016 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. Ahamed’s credits include writing, directing, and starring in two seasons of Ahamed’s Ramadan Diaries (Comedy Central Digital, Paramount +) and making notable appearances on the The Eric Andre Show (Adult Swim) and Insecure (HBO) as well as next year’s Late Bloomer (Crave) and The Joe Shmo Show (TBS). His film Lovebirds premiered on Amazon Prime as part of their inaugural FunnyFest short films festival, and his Facebook series Please Understand Me was executive produced by Sarah Silverman and released in June 2018, amassing millions of views. Ahamed has a significant presence on social media, with millions of views on his stand-up clips.