Originally from Dallas, Texas Adam's comedy career began in New York City performing at The Comic Strip, Caroline's, Stand Up NY, and Gotham, among others. Based in Los Angeles since 1994 Adam has worked steadily as a professional comedian, coach, actor and Comedy-Therapist. He has performed stand up comedy internationally in London and all over the United States. You can see him regularly at The Comedy Store ,  The Improv and the Laugh Factory in Hollywood. 

 Lizzie Rose is an actor, voice over, comedian, writer & pug mom. Lizzie produces monthly at the Improv & Hotel Cafe in Hollywood. She has started to professionally coach comics and performers. She truly loves working with comedians & seeing their careers develop. Save the date…”Two Pugs , One Bitch” the podcast dropping SOON! Lizzie is currently studying at Groundling’s! She freakin’ loves it! 

Ryan Clagg is a West Virginia native who started doing standup in a burrito restaurant. Since moving to Los Angeles , he’s performed in no burrito restaurants but has performed around town at The Improv, The Roosevelt Hotel, H.I.T. Theatre, The Hotel Cafe and studied at The Groundlings and Upright Citizens Brigade. He also hosts a comedy open mic called “Reba MicEntire.” He balances comedy with his career as a healthcare professional. And while he finds it therapeutic to spend way too much on records and coffee, he ultimately feels that laughter is the best medicine… just not for stuff like covid.

Maddie has performed in comedy clubs all over LA including Flappers and The Comedy Store, but she is most proud of being mistaken for Maude Apatow on occasion. If you have ever seen Maddie crying in a Taco Bell parking lot at 2am you are wrong because that was Maude Apatow.

Born and raised in Long Beach, California, Bryant “B. Will” Williams is a fresh and exciting comedian making waves in the stand-up scene. Known for his sharp wit, relatable humor, and captivating stage presence, B. Will has quickly garnered a dedicated following. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant culture and diverse experiences of his hometown, B. Will’s comedy often touches on everyday life, social issues, and personal anecdotes. With performances at Ontario Improv, Laugh Factory, & The Comedy Club, B. Will is poised to become a prominent voice in comedy. Keep an eye out for this rising star as he continue to bring laughter to audiences near and far.

Ruby was born a hater and has Dad swag for days. She is a pop culture enthusiast. A compassionate woman, Ruby checks Kylie Jenner’s Instagram 17 times a day just to make sure she’s okay. Her comedy is focused on her life experiences and what it’s like being a “Big Tuna” in a sea full of majestic dolphins. A nick name she acquired from a guy on the Venice boardwalk. She has been on shows at the Hollywood Improv, Levity Live and Jam in the Van

Becca Ward is a WV native who produces and performs alt comedy all over Southern California. Becca has worked out of Laugh Factory, the Comedy Store, Laugh After Dark and an embarrassingly high amount of backyards during the pandemic. Find her on social at @beccawardcomedy.

Ty Barnett, a Chicago native, got his start at Seattle’s “Comedy Underground”, since then, his star keeps rising!! Dedicated to “BRINGING THE FUNNY”, his shows have been called “hilarious” (Whoopi Goldberg”), “thought provoking”, “edgy”, and have earned him countless T.V. appearances. As one of the 2, finalist on the most watched and Emmy nominated season of “LAST COMIC STANDING”, Ty has gone on to multiple “TONIGHT SHOW” appearances (Jay Leno says Ty is: “one of the funniest comedians working”). Along with HBO’s “BAD BOYS OF COMEDY”, his own “COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS” and 1 hour Special “Issues”, Ty has been called “one to watch” by the Hollywood Reporter. He’s also been seen on the sitcoms “Samantha Who” and “Til Death”, as well as “Nick Mom night out” and “Tosh.O”. With charm and style that transend race and age, Ty’s ability to rock ANY and ALL audiences has made him an international favorite on stages from the South Side of Chicago to theaters in London. You don’t “go to” a Ty Barnett show, you “hang-out” with Ty Barnett.