Steph Tolev caught fire on the “BILL BURR PRESENTS: FRIENDS WHO KILL” Netflix Special, that was taped as a part of the Netflix is a Joke Festival. She was named a COMEDIAN YOU SHOULD AND WILL KNOW by Vulture, which recognized her one of Toronto’s funniest exports. She was featured on Comedy Central’s THE RINGERS stand up series, and season two of UNPROTECTED SETS. Steph will appear in the upcoming feature DRUGSTORE JUNE, as well as OLD DADS starring Bill Burr, Bobby Cannavale, and Bokeem Woodbine. She has appeared in Comedy Central’s CORPORATE, and starred in an episode of the Sarah Silverman-produced PLEASE UNDERSTAND ME. Steph has been well-received at festivals all over the world, she can be seen performing all around LA, including The Comedy Store where she is a paid regular, and headlines clubs across the country.

Craig Conant is a fast-rising comedian known for his unique blend of storytelling, self- deprecating humor, and reflections on sobriety. Born and raised in Los Angeles to a Mexican mother and an angry white father, Craig uses his chaotic life experiences—like being fired from Trader Joe's for farting on a manager—as material that resonates with audiences. His humor often centers around the absurdities of life and his recovery journey, delivered with a laid-back, quirky style that has captivated fans across the country. His stand-up clips have gone viral, particularly his stories about being fired from Trader Joe’s and his hilariously chaotic experiences with sobriety. Craig has performed at prestigious events such as the Just For Laughs Festival, where he was named a New Face of Comedy, and Netflix's Netflix Is A Joke comedy festival. His viral stand-up bit, “Loosey Goosey”, is a fan favorite and has contributed to his rise in popularity, drawing millions of views across social media. Beyond his stand-up success, Craig has a rapidly growing following, consistently selling out shows across the U.S., including at the iconic Comedy Store in Los Angeles, where his name is now painted on the wall alongside comedy greats. He continues to expand his reach through his popular podcast Community Service, where he shares more of his wild stories and personal reflections. Whether performing alongside legends like Bill Burr, Theo Von, and Bobby Lee or going viral with relatable bits like his Trader Joe’s story, Craig Conant is solidifying his place as a comedic force to watch.

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. 

Quincy Weekley is one of the strong new comedy faces to come out of the Los Angeles comedy scene. This Bay Area native has quickly become a favorite at all the LA comedy hot spots. 

Soon after moving to LA to work in film and television Quincy began working at the oldest comedy club in the nation. After sitting in the sound booth and watching comics like George Lopez, Orny Adams, Billy Gardell and Brad Garrett he quickly realized he had a passion for standup comedy.     

He entertained the masses as a guest on Craig Shoemakers national radio show and has opened up for George Lopez, Tommy Davidson, and Damon Wayans. He placed second in the LA's Super Bowl of Comedy, and has traveled overseas to perform for the troops. 

Pasadena Weekly said “he has a way of bringing you into his world, making you laugh until you cry, and leaves you wanting more. Be sure to catch him the next time he's in your area!!!"