Jodi Miller has been performing Stand Up comedy all over the country for over 20 years, and has also done 4 military tours including going overseas to entertain the troops in Afghanistan. She was on Season 9 of America’s Got Talent where she received a standing ovation from all four of the judges! She recently performed on Gotham Comedy Live and is currently the head writer and on camera talent for the syndicated game show Funny You Should Ask. She was a recurring guest commentator on CNN’s Showbiz Tonight and also been seen on The Tonight Show, Comedy Central, TRU TV, SyFy, GSN and Playboy Plus. Jodi was a writer on the Cinemax series Co-Ed Confidential for all four seasons and is the co-author of the WTF Series: WTF College, WTF Work & WTF Women SRSLY WTF, WTF America and OMG GUYS all available in stores and online now. And just in case you were wondering, yes she has a cat! JUST ONE CAT!

By the age of 20, Shawn Pelofsky was performing sketches and improv with comedic giant, Will Ferrell. With a couple years of improv under her belt, she became a member of The ACME Comedy Theater. During her time at ACME, Shawn flourished in the field of stand-up comedy culminating with her current status as a paid regular at The World Famous Comedy Store. When she’s not touring or performing for our troops in places like Afghanistan, Bosnia, Bahrain and Guantanamo Bay, Shawn performs weekly on their infamous Main Room stage. Adding to her many comedic accolades, Shawn has been featured in The Montreal “Just for Laughs” Comedy Festival and in the all-female hit comedy tours Pretty Funny Women, Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad and The Hot Tamales. Her gay following is truly her success. She is especially proud to be an alley of the LGBTQIA+ community in which, has given her countless opportunities to entertain on Atlantis Cruises and host HRC events. She has opened for greats such as Richard Lewis, Robert Klein and Bill Maher and written for comedic legend, Joan Rivers on Fashion Police. Currently, she is a producer for the hilarious CBS game show Funny You Should Ask. Her television and film credits include her new hit one-hour comedy special: Stretch it Out! (Amazon), Community (NBC), This Is Meg, TRI, Lip Service (Showtime), Chelsea Lately (E!), Weather Gone Viral (The Weather Channel), The Gossip Queens (LOGO), Pretty Hurts (LOGO), Comics Unleashed (ABC), Minding the Store (TBS), Last Comic Standing (NBC),  and Free Enterprise starring William Shatner.

James Graves is a stand-up comedian, writer, and musician based in Southern California. After years in sketch and improv, he found his voice in stand-up—and hasn’t shut up since. James pulls from his offbeat life as a dad, husband, former teacher, and lifelong “nice guy,” using sharp, relatable material to make sense of the madness. His style is honest, self-deprecating, and refreshingly human. For James, comedy is cheaper than therapy—and a solid excuse to get out of the house.

Kimberly Lewis is a long-time faculty member at ACME Actors Studio @ ACME Comedy Hollywood, where she also directs and performs improv, writes and performs as a member of the mainstage sketch comedy company, and has won multiple awards for her original character work and writing. She is also a member of the award-winning improv troupe, the Liquid Radio Players, and guests with other top improv groups in town. She has taught improv at AMDA (American Musical & Dramatic Academy) and at Deborah Gibson’s Camp Electric Youth (alongside Wayne Brady, Jason Alexander, Howard Fine and others), as well as to voiceover artists and trial lawyers, and is a busy private coach. Kimberly has taught sketch comedy workshops for the Middle Eastern Comedy Festival, and Canyon High School, and recently directed the hit sketch show Sketchy Queens. She has been a judge for California’s Funniest Female Contest and often helps cast independent projects. She has also written for the Emmy-winning Disney series Phineas and Ferb. Kimberly has performed sketch and improv with some of the best comedic talents around, including MadTV’s Debra Wilson, Saturday Night Live’s Nora Dunn, Joel McHale, Bryan Cranston, Mindy Sterling, Gary Anthony Williams, Jamie Kaler, and Rick Overton. Kimberly has an MFA in Acting from California Institute of the Arts.      

Devyn Perry is a stand-up comedian, improviser, and writer based out of Los Angeles. She was born in El Paso, Texas and raised in New York where she graduated from Clarkson University with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology. After graduating she moved to Los Angeles to pursue stand up. She has performed in multiple states around the US, and co-produces Never-Ending Comedy Festival at the Hollywood Improv. You can see her performing all around LA!