upcoming events & Tickets

• Look at our season-at-a glance for a full listing of our events and click here for detailed information on our upcoming shows.

• Ticketing for all Fugitive music events is available no less than one month before performance dates. Tickets for comedy and storytelling events are available online for the upcoming show in each series. Tickets for subsequent shows will be available the day after each performance. Return policy: Online tickets may be refunded (minus fees) up to a week before a performance date.

We Bring Great Comics to the ’Burbs

In 2017 Fugitive Productions began “Fugitive Comedy” in West Acton. Wes Hazard, Mike Dorval, and Amy Tee, the curators and hosts of dozens of comedy events to date, have brought us some of the best and brightest comics working in the Boston area and nationally. The comedians who have joined us have appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Conan, David Letterman, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Last Comic Standing, America’s Got Talent, Comedy Central, The Jim Jeffries Show, The TV Guide Channel, Comedy Bang! Bang! Live! Podcast, NPR’s Commonwealth Journal, TruTV, Lifetime’s Girls Night Out, and have opened for numerous well-known comedians in clubs around the nation. Our audiences have, frankly, been surprised by the level of talent we’ve brought to the ‘burbs.

COMICS wHO HAVE PERFORMED with fugitive comedy

Caitlin Arcand
Caitlin’s candid stories and brutally honest accounts of her daily life have been heard on stages all over the country, recently appearing at The North Carolina Comedy Festival and The Portland Maine Comedy Festival. Her first stand up musical “She Doesn’t Even Live Here” premiered at New York’s SOLOCOM, featuring original songs and tales of her weekly commutes to the city. Her second solo musical “Problem Child,” a retelling of her unconventional childhood, made its debut with an eight-show run at ImprovBoston. She is the creator and host of Boston's only all female comedy show “Ladylike,” which has been transformed to Ladyspike Media. 

Zach Armentrout
Zach is a Boston-based comedian with zero roommates and over 100 Facebook friends. His aptitude for hyper-specific premises and hard jokes earned him a host/producer role on Boston's award-winning comedy showcase The Mendoza Line, as well as an appearance on the SiriusXM stand-up show The Check Spot. Follow Zach's every waking thought through on Twitter, @somelightcrying, which has been featured in Playboy and Funny Or Die.

John Baglio
Since he first stepped foot on stage at the ripe age of 19, John has become a mainstay in the Northeast comedy scene. He has opened for some of the biggest names in comedy today, and been featured in the Boston Comedy Festival, Women in Comedy Festival, World Series of Comedy, Rogue Island Comedy Festival, Cleveland Comedy Festival, Laugh Your Asheville Off, and is a two-time winner of the Wootenany Comedy Festival. John can be seen producing and performing on The Mendoza Line, a weekly comedy showcase that was named Boston A-List’s “Best Night of Comedy.” He is an average karaoke singer.

Orlando Baxter
Orlando exploded onto the Boston comedy scene in 2005, and was quickly established as one of the areas hottest young comics. His fresh perspective and unique relatability soon made this former high school teacher a fan favorite and led to a string of finalist positions in a host of contests and festivals all over the world including NBC’s “Stand Up for Diversity,” Boston Comedy Festival,  Montreux Comedy Festival, Johannesburg International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Turku Comedy Festival, and the Melbourne Comedy Festival. Orlando currently tours across the country performing at clubs and colleges. And when he's not doing his own thing, you can catch him on the road opening for Whitney Cummings and Jo Koy. In 2016, Orlando made his late night TV debut on the Conan show on TBS. You can watch it here!

Steve Bjork
The Boston Globe recently described Steve Bjork as “one of the top names” in New England stand-up comedy. He’s come a long way from his nights of frying up mozzarella sticks in the back room of a popular Boston comedy club. Today, Bjork is a polished veteran of the highly competitive Boston comedy. His material is intelligent and accessible, but first and foremost, it is funny.  Bjork takes everyday life and turns it upside down in a way that every demographic in any given audience can enjoy. Steve has performed at all of the major Boston and New England comedy clubs in addition to clubs throughout the country.

Benjamin Bosunga
Originally from Denver, now based in Worcester, Ben hung up his track spikes after college. Now you can catch him running the gamut of shows and mics throughout New England, at times hosting and opening for some of the area’s finest talent.

Dan Boulger
Dan began his comedy career in late 2004 only one week into his freshman year of college. Quickly becoming a favorite in the New England area, Boulger started performing nationally after winning the Boston Comedy Festival in 2006 at the age of 20. He has since received recognition from both audiences and industry alike having performed on Comedy Central, The BBC, and the HBO Aspen Comedy Festival. Dan has made multiple appearances on “The Late Late Show” with Craig Ferguson and “Comics Unleashed” with Byron Allen. 

Matthew P. Brown
Matthew is a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer. Starting his stand-up career in Boston, he has performed throughout the US. After moving to Los Angeles, Matthew performed at the world’s top comedy clubs including The Comedy Store and Hollywood Improv, among others. There he got opportunities to open for and work with some of today’s top comedians. With a decade of experience, he has developed his “voice” and comedic perspective.

Nonye Brown-West
Nonye is a Nigerian-American comedian and writer working in the Northeast. She was featured in the Boston Globe's Rise column as a “Comic to Watch.” She hosts the Women in Comedy Festival's monthly show every fourth Thursday at ImprovBoston and is a co-producer of the Boston Comedy Chicks. You may have caught her at Littlefield in Brooklyn, NY, on “Night Train” with Wyatt Cenac, or producing and starring in “Will Smith: The Comedy Variety Show” at the American Repertory Theater's Club Oberon.

Shawn Carter
In 2008 Shawn was a finalist in the Catch a Rising Star competition in Island and in 2011 Shawn served as the Comic in Residence at The Comedy Studio in Cambridge and was selected as a semi-finalist in the Boston International Comedy Festival. In 2018, Shawn recorded his debut comedy album which hit # 1 on the iTunes Comedy Chart and landed in the top 10 on the Billboard Comedy Chart. During Covid, he and his wife Sarah moved to Tennessee and opened the Blue Ridge Comedy Club. Shawn has opened for the likes of Pauly Shore (fired after the first night), Deon Cole, Orny Adams, and other comedians that have since been cancelled and Shawn would rather not talk about.

Jimmy Cash
Over the past few years, Jimmy has firmly established himself as one of the most in-demand feature acts in the Northeast. Drawing from his wide array of life experiences — including being both a single dad and public school janitor — the reformed hoodlum and street tough keeps audiences roaring. He has shared the stage with the some of the best acts in comedy, including Rich Vos, Rosebud Baker, and Bill Burr.

Tim Ciampa
Tim is a comedian and writer based out of Boston, Massachusetts. After starting stand-up in 2018, he quickly gained attention for his smart joke writing and went on to become both a 2021 Boston Comedy Festival semi-finalist and a 2022 Massachusetts’ Funniest Person finalist. He regularly performs at clubs and festivals across the country, sharing stories from his unique upbringing as a missionary kid and charming audiences with an act Vanyaland Magazine calls “as relatable and genuine as you can get.”

Nick Chambers
Born and raised in Worcester, Nick began performing stand-up comedy on a whim in 2009 and hasn’t been able to stop since. His laid back delivery and conversational tone has quickly led to becoming a regular performer all over the East Coast where he has opened for national headliners like Kyle Dunnigan and Bridget Everett. In 2016, Nick was a semi-finalist in the “Boston Comedy Festival” and performed in the “Oddball Comedy Festival.” He also made is feature film debut in the comedy, "Good Kids.”

Jim Colliton
Being married and raising kids, Jim has turned every husband’s/dad’s lifestyle into a hilarious comedy routine. Talking about the basic daily activities like yard work, or dealing with peanut butter allergies, Jim’s love of performing comes across every time he takes the stage. His well-crafted jokes are weaved into his spontaneous crowd work bringing down the house at comedy clubs and cruise ships around the world.

Dan Crohn
Dan has been performing stand up comedy in and around Boston for years. His jokes can be heard on XM Radio and he has been a guest on the popular podcast “WTF with Marc Maron.” A semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull Festival, Dan's stories of family and friends have entertained audiences from all over the country. Dan was named one of the top 100 comics for Season 9 of “Last Comic Standing.” His former day job of teaching 4th graders has provided him with endless amount of material. He has wanted to be a comedian since the age of eight when he stumbled upon his Father's Henny Youngman records.

Chloé Cunha
Chloé s a comedian, poet, and occasional sapphic vampire/assassin such as in the retro indie horror film Blood of the Tribades (2016), or The Penumbra Podcast. She hosts and produces The Queer Qomedy Hour at ImprovBoston and does stand-up throughout the greater Boston area, as well as sketch with the group Magenta Strike Squad. She has performed at several festivals, such as the Midwest Queer Comedy Festival, the Dallas Comedy Festival, and the Women in Comedy Festival. Catch her on Twitter @ChloeCunha or take a listen to the comedy debate podcast Pick a Side Stupid!, for which she contributes frequently!

Izzy da Rosa
Izzy is a Boston-born, New Hampshire-raised young woman who loves comedy, writing, and attention. She started standup after retiring from competitive cheerleading, and has been hooked ever since. As the daughter of immigrants from the Cape Verde Islands, she shares her experiences as a first-generation American and somewhat ethnically ambiguous Black girl. She has performed all over the Northeast including the Rogue Island Comedy Festival,  Nick’s Comedy Stop, the Comedy Studio, ImprovBoston, and Empire Comedy Club. She is a member of the Boston Comedy Chicks team and a co-producer of a comedy show called Wet Cat. By day, Izzy is a Special Ed teacher. When she is not teaching or doing standup, Izzy can be found writing, taking acting classes, and binge watching television. She calls it research.

Andrew Della Volpe
Andrew is a standup comedian from Boston who, for the past several years has performed on a nearly nightly basis in Boston and throughout New England. During the pandemic, he performed more then 50 socially distanced driveway shows in backyards throughout the region and was featured on CBS Boston and Mix 104.1’s Karson and Kennedy radio show. In addition to working clubs all over the state, like Laugh Boston, The Comedy Studio, The Comedy Scene at Patriot Place, the legendary Nick’s Comedy Stop, and The Woohaha Comedy Club, Andrew has appeared in the Boston Comedy Festival, and the Hampton Beach Comedy Festival. Andrew got his start working as an intern at Sacha Baron Cohen’s Four by Two Films.

Kathleen DeMarle
Kathleen is a Boston-based stand-up comedian and writer. With her dry and sarcastic sense of humor, she has become a regular at bar and club shows around New England. Given her knack for the clumsy and awkward, Kathleen finds material for comedy in her everyday life. She has been featured at the Cleveland Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Arts Festival, Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival, and Portland Maine Comedy Festival; and has performed at venues including Gotham Comedy Club, The Comedy Studio, and Laugh Boston. When she’s not telling jokes Kathleen can be found being her blind dog’s, seeing eye human.

Chris Dimitrakopoulos (aka Chris D.)
With his blend of jokes about his quirky, immigrant family and his unique perspective on the world around him, Chris is one of the nation’s rising, young talents. He has been a standout at The Beantown Comedy Riots, The Boston Comedy Festival, and The Burbank Comedy Festival in LA. In addition to regularly opening for national headliners like Juston McKinney and Lenny Clarke, Chris once held the prestigious title of “Comic in Residence” at the famous Comedy Studio in Cambridge. Showtime producers chose Chris to be the East Coast warm-up comic after his appearance on Rob Gronkowski’s “Unsportsmanlike Comedy.”

Mike Dorval
“One of Boston’s Best.” In a city famous for great comedians, that's how the Boston Globe described Mike Dorval. Mike has been featured in Comedy Central's Laugh Riots, numerous television commercials. He toured overseas for the USO, entertaining thousands of US military personnel abroad and released his first live comedy album entitled, “We need to talk . . .” Mike's takes on his Catholic upbringing, love life, and the insanity of the world around him have entertained audiences at colleges and clubs across the country and prompted the Boston Herald to exclaim, “Michael Dorval is hilarious!”

Rachel Dunbar
Rachel is a Boston-based stand-up comedian who has performed in clubs and colleges all over the northeast in addition to the online video platform Vimeo. Rachel has performed in festivals all over the country including the Midwest Queer Comedy Festival, the New York Underground Comedy Festival, and the Boston Comedy Festival where, she was a semi-finalist. More recently, she was named "Best of the Fest" during the 2022 Burbank Comedy Festival in Los Angeles. When she isn't performing, Rachel is doing God's work as a Special Education teacher.  

Matt Fanikos
Matt is a Melrose product with varied interests and creative material. He was a state champion wrestler, college philosophy major, and is a talented visual artist and teacher, and uses those influences on comedy stages around Boston.  His sometimes dark and always surprising material has been seen at the Laugh Factory, and Boston Comedy Festival

Kathe Farris
Kathe is a stay-at-home mom, stand-up comedian, and snack cake enthusiast. She shares her unsolicited wisdom about hot button topics from calcium supplements to the political awfulness behind book groups. Her unoriginal, understated demeanor both surprise and impress audiences all over New England. Some of her credits include the Boston Comedy Festival, Women in Comedy Festival and the Chicago Funny Festival. In August 2016 she was Comic in Residence at The Comedy Studio, a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival 2016 as well as 2017 and opened for Todd Barry. Off stage, she teaches Intro to Stand-up at ImprovBoston and comedy workshops for the Boston Comedy Chicks/Women In Comedy Festival organization.

Deb Farrar-Parkman
Toted by the Boston Globe as “one of the most consistently inventive performers” on the Boston comedy scene, Deb has been featured in numerous comedy festivals throughout the country, including “Ladies of Laughter,” “Laugh Your Asheville Off,” and the New York and Boston Comedy Festivals. She has been featured on NPR’s “Commonwealth Journal,” Lifetime’s “Girls Night Out,” and local television stations WCVB and WBZ. Deb is the founding producer of and a performer in “ColorStruck: Women of Color in Comedy,” as well as the co-executive producer of “You’ve Crossed the Line: Diversity, Humor and Freedom of Speech,” a humor and dialogue platform for college campuses and the larger community. She is also an Emmy Award-winning documentary producer.

Xazmin Garza
Xazmin has distinguished herself among New England’s strongest comics with her razor-sharp joke writing and dynamic stage presence. Interrobang called her “frank and hilarious,” naming her a Boston comic to watch. Garza has performed in the Limestone, Laughing Skull, Rogue Island, and Boston Comedy Festivals — and her comedy has been featured on SIRIUSXM.

Kathy Gilmour
Kathy recently moved back to the Boston area. She was a resident comedian at Comedy Key West and headlined around Key West and performed at the Orlando Improv. She was picked to perform at the Flamingo, Brickell, Portland Comedy Festival, and the NY Underground Comedy Festivals. She has competed at the Massachusetts and New England’s Funniest competitions. Kathy has performed with Boston Comedy Festival and at the Hampton Beach Comedy festival.

Tawanda Gona
Born in Zimbabwe, Boston-based Tawanda has moved up and down the US east coast since he was three years old. Tawanda has been featured in the Boston Globe, is a comic in residence at the Comedy Studio, and appeared most recently in The Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon.

Steve Halligan
A recent runner up in both the “Best of Boston Comedy” contest and the “Beantown Comedy Riots,” Steve is quickly making a name for himself in the comedy world. Drawing upon his complex life experiences, including single parenthood and his road to recovery Steve’s quick wit and charm has made him an audience favorite all over New England.

Wes Hazard
Wes has been named as one of “5 Boston Comedians to Watch” by The Boston Globe Magazine. A writer and storyteller as well as comedian, Wes brings wit, energy and honesty to the stage, qualities that have made him a regular performer in Boston venues as well as at The Boston Comedy Festival and The Women in Comedy Festival. Wes is a multiple-time winner on The Moth StorySLAM stage and he’s appeared as a guest on the “Comedy Bang! Bang! Live!” podcast and “The Story Collider” podcast. His debut humor book Questions For Terrible People was published by Simon & Schuster in 2016, and in 2017 he was awarded a New England Emmy for his hosting work on CBS Boston’s “The Secret Worlds of Boston Comic Con.” He currently co-hosts the nationally syndicated storytelling television program “Stories from the Stage,” a collaboration between WGBH WORLD Channel, and Boston’s Massmouth storytelling organization.

Andrea Henry
Andrea has appeared on Nickelodeon’s Search for America's Funniest Mom, Last Comic Standing, and The Great Canadian Laugh Off, and is a Comic in Residence at The Comedy Studio. She has participated in comedy festivals across the country including Ladies of Laughter, Boston Comedy Festival, Women in Comedy, Chicago Woman's Funny Festival, The Maine Comedy Festival, The Women in Comedy Festival, Yuk Yuk’s Great Canadian Laugh Off, and Memphis Urban Laughs. She writes jokes for Us Weekly Magazine's Fashion Police and is the co-author of Real Kids Jokes by Real Stand-Up Comics. She has also produced and starred in a funny documentary film about entering and losing the Mrs. Massachusetts Beauty Pageant.

Brian Higginbottom
Brian Higginbottom is an up-and-coming comedian born and raised in Boston. He runs a weekly comedy show at McGreevy’s in the heart of Boston. Brian has performed in the Crosstown Comedy Festival in New York, was a finalist in the Beantown Comedy Riots, and is a regular at top clubs in Boston including Nick’s Comedy Stop, the Comedy Connection, and Laugh Boston. He has also been featured on Funny or Die!

Sam Ike
Sam Ike is a comedian from Boston. His unique stage presence and observations have made him loved by audiences nationally. He’s performed in comedy festivals including Limestone, SF Sketchfest, Big Sky, and the Second City/NBC Universal Breakout Festival in Chicago. He’s also been featured on NPR’s You’re the Expert, The Bechdel Cast on How Stuff Works Network, and The Check Spot on Sirius XM. Often, you can see Sam as the cohost of the popular weekly show, Cityside Comedy (or rewriting this bio).

Erin Judge
“Judge tells jokes that incinerate misogynists, celebrate the fluidity of gender, and wring thoughtful hilarity out of sexual confusion.” —The Village Voice. Erin started out doing stand-up at the Comedy Studio in Cambridge. Since then, she’s appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham, and at lots of festivals, including Women in Comedy, Bridgetown, Boston, and Laugh Your Asheville Off, as well as Eugene Mirman’s Comedy Festival. She’s performed in more than 60 North American cities with the CAKE Comedy Tour. Her first comedy album, So Many Choices, is available from Rooftop Comedy. Erin’s debut novel, Vow of Celibacy, won Best Fiction at the 2016 Bi Book Awards and got great reviews. Erin’s words also appear in VanityFair.com, the Advocate, and Salon. She wrote for the stage with The Meaning of Wife, which got four stars from Time Out New York, and as a contributor to Wake Up World!, Lizz Winstead’s satirical off-Broadway show. She currently co-hosts Romantic Comedy, a popular monthly comedy show at The Ripped Bodice, the country’s first romance bookstore, in Culver City, CA.

Myq Kaplan
In the “before” days, Myq Kaplan graced the Fugitive Comedy stage on a number of occasions. So glad to have him back. Myq has appeared on the Tonight Show, Conan, Letterman, James Corden, Seth Meyers, Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing, and America’s Got Talent. He has a one-hour standup special on Amazon, “Small, Dork, and Handsome,” and two podcasts, The Faucet and Broccoli and Ice Cream. His debut album, “Vegan Mind Meld,” was one of iTunes’ top 10 comedy albums of the year, and his newest album, “A.K.A.,” debuted at #1. The NY Times called it “invigoratingly funny” and included it among its five “coronavirus best new comedy specials . . . to remind you of the old normal.” And now, here we are in the new weird!

Mike Karsok
Mike is a young Boston-based comic making an impression on the scene. His comedy is a blend of hilarious observations along with his unique perspective on life. He has performed at The Comedy Studio and The Cabot Theater and has shared the stage with Paul Nardizzi and Justin McKinney.

Tooky Kavanagh
With razor sharp wit and a charm once described as “ineffable,” Tooky (rhymes with cookie) Kavanagh speaks her mind with honesty, charisma, and edge. Tooky has performed in New York, Denver, and all over New England. Her standup credits include Laugh Boston, Nick’s Comedy Stop, December 2018 Comic in Residence at The Comedy Studio, The Rockwell Theater, The 2017 Women In Comedy Festival, Thunderfest 2017, The 2017 Boston Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Chicks, The 2017 Boston Comedy Arts Festival, The Producer’s Club, and Comic Sit-In at The Riot Theater. And she was selected to audition for the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs Festival. She can be seen regularly at venues such as The Comedy Studio, ImprovBoston, and Laugh Boston. (Also, she’s the one who described her own charm as “ineffable,” but it’s still true!)

Kristy Kielbasinski
Kristy is a Boston based stand-up comedian and author.  She draws inspiration from her life as a stay-at-home mom and housewife. Her children's book "I Don't Know" blends her love of comedy and reading. Kristy performs in her stilettos at clubs, bars, and basements across New England. She was a semi-finalist in both the Boston Comedy Festival and the Funniest Person in Massachusetts competition. Kristy has also been featured on WCVB's Chronicle.  When Kristy is not making jokes she can be found at the bus stop telling her kids to tie their shoes. 

Mike Koutrobis
Mike began his comedy career at Stitches Comedy Club in Boston in the ’90s. He is a regular at clubs across the Northeast and has opened for Lenny Clarke, Bob Nelson, Jimmie “JJ” Walker, Emo Phillips, Robert Kelly, and Anthony Jeselnik. He has also performed in a number of feature films including “Here Comes The Boom,” “Grown Ups 2,” “The Equalizer,” “Bleed for This,” “Ghostbusters” (the remake), and Stephen King’s “Castle Rock” on Hulu. Mike has been voted “Best Comic in NH” three times by Hippo Magazine and was a three-time finalist on “Last Comix Standing at Foxwoods.” Fueling his humor are some of his former gigs: Mike is a Ringling Brothers-trained clown, an accomplished rock musician, and a former MMA ring announcer. 

Carmen Lagala
New York-based comedian Carmen Lagala made her network television debut in July 2018 on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” (watch it here). Originally from Vermont, Carmen endears audiences with her playful voice and anecdotes on everything from the beauty industry to the death of a Facebook friend. She opens regularly for Hari Kondabolu at comedy clubs and theaters all over the country and was featured in the prestigious Bridgetown Comedy Festival, the Women in Comedy Festival, and the Green Mountain Comedy Festival in her home state.

Kindra Lansburg
Performing regularly around New England, Kindra is known for her quick wit and keen observations. Kindra often writes about her day-to-day experiences, making her storytelling perspective relatable to audiences everywhere. She has been featured in the Women in Comedy Festival, Rogue Island Comedy Festival, and Boston Comedy Festival. She is also a co-producer of the Boston Comedy Chicks, a monthly show in Jamaica Plain.

Jiayong Li 
Jiayong Li bid farewell to his family in Beijing and embarked on a journey of mathematical study at MIT. Along the way, he came upon stand-up comedy and started delivering his cerebral material in a calm and comfortable voice. Watching him perform is a side-splitting yet soothing experience. He was one of the New Faces at Montreal Just for Laughs in 2017.

Peter Liu
Peter is a rising Boston comic. He majored in chemical engineering and minored in sadness. Now he makes drugs by day and laughs at night. He's been featured on Don't Tell Comedy and Amazon Prime. He was a semi-finalist at the Boston Comedy Festival, Last ComiX Standing, and finalist at New England's Funniest Comic Contest. He performs regularly across New England at clubs including The Comedy Studio, Comedy Connection, Chunky's, Headliner's, and McCue's Comedy Club. He has performed nationally at the Comedy Store (La Jolla), Broadway Comedy Club (passed), St. Mark's Comedy Club, the Comedy Chateau, WestSide Comedy Theatre, Flappers Comedy Club, the Second City, and the Laugh Factory.

Cher Lynn
Cher is a writer and comedienne who has performed in the Boston Comedy Festival, Lady Laughs Comedy Festival, the Cape Fear Comedy Festival, was selected for the San Diego Comedy Festival. She has performed at the Comedy Store and L.A. Connection Comedy Theater in Los Angeles, as well as all over Boston, at venues such as Nick’s Comedy Stop, The Regent Theatre, Laugh Boston, The Comedy Studio, and Improv Boston. She will be performing at Caroline’s on Broadway in Times Square, New York City, this January.

Brian Longwell
Longwell has worked for years as a professional comedian at venues in the US and has toured the UK. He combines his corporate background with his comedy experience and now gives “presentations” using an old style overhead projector with stick figure drawings tackling humorous topics like “Why Work?,” “How to be Successful,” and has done topical presentations such as “Why Vote?” His unique talent was recognized at the New York Comedy Festival by his inclusion in the Andy Kaufman competition in which he was a finalist.

Maya Manion
Maya grew up in Vermont but moved to Rhode Island to break into show business. Maya was featured on Nick at Night’s Funniest Mom in America and recently was runner up in Mohegan Sun’s Funniest Comic in New England. Maya travels as far as she can go in a night o perform, because no one will watch her kids for longer than that.

Corey Manning
As a comedian, Corey is a tenured headliner performing in clubs and colleges across the U.S. He was a featured comedian on season one of Nick Jr.’s “NickMom Night Out Comedy Showcase,” appeared on NBC’s “Family Feud” with Steve Harvey, and has a comedic resume that includes performances in Jamie Foxx’s Laffapalooza’s New Faces In Comedy, opening for DMC, and touring with legendary names such as Monique, Bill Bellamy, Eddie Griffin, Damon Wayans, and Lavell Crawford. He won the 2011 “North Carolina World Series of Comedy,” and was among the top eight in the prestigious “Las Vegas World Series of Comedy.”

Amma Marfo
After years of writing about comedy for The Interrobang, Splitsider, and her own website, Amma decided to take to the stage — on the nudge of a dare set for her by her podcast co-hosts. Seven years later, she's appeared at Newport, RI's Rogue Island Comedy Festival, NYC's Black Women in Comedy Laff Fest, Austin’s Lysistrata Comedy Festival, and Toronto's Far from Here Festival. Her debut half-hour special, "Enjoy Your Nachos," was released in February 2023.

Peter Martin
Peter is a comedian hailing from Somerville. His humor resonates with the same gritty taste and sensibilities of the Boston blue collar working class. From absurd silliness to intelligent satire, over the past seven years, Peter has become a well-known and established talent in the Boston comedy scene.

Andrew Mayer
With a quirky delivery and an offbeat sense of humor, Andrew has quickly become a mainstay in Boston’s comedy scene. He is a previous winner of the Boston Comedy Festival, and has performed at the Bridgetown and Laughing Skull Comedy Festivals around the country. His debut album, Nonsense, was released in 2015.

Katie McCarthy
Katie is a Boston-based comedian who will make you delightedly shriek “What?!” She’s peddled her brand of silly-yet-cerebral humor all around the country, impressing audiences at Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival, All Jane Comedy Festival, and Women in Comedy Festival. Starting as a sketch writer and actor, Katie has since tackled stand up; her absurd ruminations on personal experiences, pop culture, and politics quickly made her a favorite of Boston’s legendary Comedy Studio, where she served as their Comic In Residence in January 2016. She co-produced their annual Holiday Show in 2018 and was selected for their “Just For Laughs” audition showcase in 2019. Katie is the co-producer of “Party Cruise,” an outrageously goofy variety showcase and is a contributing writer for “Old School Game Show.”

Stephen McConnon
Known as relentlessly honest and hilarious storyteller, Steve has established himself as one of the most respected comics on the Boston scene. Drawing on his vast and varied life experience, Steve is always sure to impress while leaving you laughing — and thinking.

Katlin McFee
Katlin’s self-deprecating style combined with blunt honesty and sharp wit make her an absolute joy to watch, and have allowed her to amass a number of credits in a short amount of time. She's opened for Geoff Tate, Dave Ross, and Mary Mack and has been a featured performer at a number of festivals including the Motor City Comedy Festival, Burning Bridges, and Whiskey Bear.

Liam McGurk
Liam is a Massachusetts-bred comic who is well known throughout New England for his laid back demeanor and cerebral, creative material. Danny Devito being typecast? Workplace heroism? Teaching your son how to become an impressive, respected beefcake of a man? Liam covers all these subjects and more. No issue is too personal or absurd for his brain’s faulty — or is it faultless? — wiring. He’s performed in Thunderfest and Cape Fear Comedy Festival, Vail Festival and the Rogue Island Comedy Festival. He won Massachusetts Funniest Comedian at Laugh Boston and was the Comic In Residence in 2018 at The Comedy Studio in Somerville.

Pat McLoud
Pat has performed at The Comedy Studio, Giggles Comedy Club, Nick’s Comedy Stop, The Comedy Connection, The Comic Strip Live, The Laugh Factory, and many other clubs. He has worked with Tony V, Gary Gulman, George Wallace, Artie Januario, and recently opened for Lenny Clarke at Comix Roadhouse at Mohegan Sun. 

Tim McKeever
Based in Western Mass, Tim has entertained crowds all over the country and performed at some of the area’s top comedy clubs including Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun and MGM and has opened for Nick DiPaolo, Lenny Clarke, and Jimmie Walker.

Janet McNamara
For more than 10 years, Janet has thrilled audiences across the country with comedy that balances the search for identity with the search for a parking spot. From the first word, audiences are treated to an original perspective and an awkward energy that captivates undergrad hipsters and suburban housewives, sometimes at the same show. As an accountant with townie charm and no time for BS, Janet has opened for some of the biggest names in comedy and won a loyal fanbase of her own across the Northeast. If you’re looking for razor-sharp jokes delivered with a plainspoken flair, Janet will tell you to get a better hobby. But also, she does that. “Janet McNamara is a fantastic comic-with an amazing delivery and enviable timing of very unique material.” — Maria Bamford

Jason Merrill
A Lawrence native and youngest of five, Jason had gotten used to being the funniest guy in the room. After decades of playing only to those that “had to laugh” (his friends and family), he’s taken his homegrown, sarcastic, and authentically New England sense of humor on the road — and he’s still one of the funniest guys in the room! A wicked hot up-and-comer, he’s already shared the stage with industry greats like Steve Sweeney, Tony V, Christine Hurley, and Lenny Clarke.

Kwasi Mensah
Kwasi bridges the gap between insightful observations about race and still thinking he could be a Power Ranger when he was 15. He's opened for  SNL's Sasheer Zamata, Aparna Nancherla, and W. Kamau Bell. He also co-produces “Laughing Liberally Boston,” a show that combines comedy with progressive politics. He's been featured in SF Sketchfest,  the Boston Comedy Festival, The Comedy Exposition in Chicago, and recently recorded his first hour of stand up titled, "Not From Around Here."

Bryan Muenzer
Bryan is very tall in stature and short in attention span so his jokes are mostly quick one liners.  His sense of humor derives from a blend of being awkwardly tall and just plain awkward. Bryan was voted New England’s Best Bar Comic in 2017 and regularly performs in Boston and New York City.  

Mike Murray
Hearing impaired until the age of 40, then receiving cochlear implants and the gift of hearing, Mike took advantage of his stand-up comedy dream at the age of 45! He burst onto the scene and is a crowd favorite all over New England as he tells his incredible journey of a hearing/non hearing life! Mike has worked with many national acts like Bobby Collins, Sebastion Maniscalco, Jon Lovitz, and Craige Gass just to name a few. At age 50, Mike founded “Funny4funds Comedy Night” fundraisers and has helped raise over six million dollars for groups and causes and now has 13 branches all over the east coast.

Mo Mussa
In his short time as a stand-up, Mohad “Mo” Mussa has become a favorite in New England. Mo beat out over one hundred comedians to win the 2021 Funniest Comic in New England Contest and was a finalist in the prestigious Boston Comedy Festival in 2023.

Will Noonan
Will was named “Boston’s Best Comedian 2018” by The Improper Bostonian magazine and is sometimes known as “The Honda Guy” for his current job as spokesman in Honda commercials on TV and radio all over New England. He has appeared on “Laughs” on FOX and HULU, “Gotham Comedy Live” on AXS-TV and his comedy albums are played often on Sirius XM. He has appeared in The Oddball Comedy Festival with Amy Schumer and Sarah Silverman, on NPR’s “This American Life,” and on MTV. He was named Comedy Ambassador and a Moment Maker by Skype. He’s starred in commercials for Staples, Ocean Spray, and LastPass — among hundreds of others.

Kristin O’Brien
Kristin has been entertaining audiences in New England and Texas for 13 years.  She has performed at festivals across the country including The Ladies of Laughter festival in NYC, Boston Comedy Festival’s The Dirty Show and Comcast’s Trial By Laughter which aired in spring 2017.  Auntie Kristin’s perspectives on marriage, children, divorce will keep you in stitches!

Logan O’Brien
Logan is a Boston-based comedian who placed third out of one hundred comedians in Laugh Boston’s Massachusetts Funniest Person competition in 2019, and has worked with national headliners including Big Jay Oakerson, Punkie Johnson, Shane Gillis, and more. He performs regularly at clubs including the Comedy Connection, Laugh Boston, and Nick’s Comedy Stop. He co-hosts a podcast, and writes, produces, and acts in online sketches with three other comedians under the name the “South Shore Boyz.”

Nick Ortolani
Nick’s the first guy to introduce himself at a party, and also the first to leave. His comedy combines a commanding stage presence with a literary sensibility that creates something unique. Employing a borderline-moral outrage at the daily atrocities of modern life, big and small, Nick leaves no stone unturned. His physical and verbal acrobatics have appeared in the Boston Comedy Festival, The Women In Comedy Festival, The Black Friday Comedy Marathon, and the Rogue Island Comedy Festival. He appears regularly at clubs around Boston, and has opened for national headliners. A regular at the Comedy Studio in Cambridge, Nick was selected as Comic In Residence for the club’s 20th anniversary. In addition to appearing on stage, his writing has been featured in “The Hard Times,” “Funny Or Die,” and on the “Nerdist” podcast network. He resides in Boston and is not as much of a cat person as you might think.

Al Park
Al has quickly emerged as a rising talent on the national comedy scene. He recently won the Boston Comedy Festival and Cleveland Comedy Festival competitions, and was a finalist in the prestigious Seattle International Comedy Competition. Named Boston’s Best Comedian of 2016 by Improper Bostonian magazine, Park mixes sharp observation and cultural satire with plenty of self-deprecation for a unique, authentic comic voice. He is a winner of the Boston Comedy Festival and his standup can be heard on Audible.com. He made his television debut on FOX TV’s “Laughs” in 2017.

Chris Pennie
As a life-long bachelor and full-time single dad, Chris relies on his dysfunctional family and off-beat view of the world to find humor in everyday life. Chris was a finalist in the Plymouth Rock Comedy Festival and Dick Doherty’s Beantown Comedy Riots. He has performed at Laughing Skull Festival in Atlanta and The Boston Comedy Festival. Chris was a finalist in CMTs Next Big Comic competition and was also seen on CMT. In 2013, Chris won the Foxwoods Casino “Last Comix Standing” comedy contest. Chris can be found on ulive.com, where his material was made into an animated short, and at chrispennie.com.

Gary Petersen
A rising performer, Petersen was named best comedian by Boston Magazine. He has opened for his favorites like Maria Bamford, Gary Gulman, and Jake Johannsen and has written for Team Coco and Comedy Central. 

Jere Pilapil
Jere has been performing standup comedy for over half a decade. Drawing from life stories and a mischievous perspective, Jere connects with audiences through an absurd and hilarious madness that his suits and ties cannot contain. He has been playing nationwide and has been featured on NPR’s Stories to Scenes, the Nerdist Podcast Network, and the Thunderfest Comedy Festival.

Carolyn Plummer
God help us. Some comics rely on the monumental events of the day or the faux pas of the rich and famous. Not Carolyn. She pulls material from the hum-drum, day-to-day monotony of the life of everyman — and she does it well. Carolyn learned early on that she could lament or she could make fun. Possessing an uncanny ability to introspectively pull from places most of us hide, Carolyn puts a nail through the heart of whiners, self-loathers, and the self-sorry of the world and makes the average seem hilarious and larger than life. Most of all, Carolyn’s twisted perception of our common existence leaves audiences hysterically shaking heads in agreement with her assessment that the world is indeed a very funny place.

Benari Poulten
Benari is a comedian and writer currently living in NYC. He was an Emmy-nominated writer/producer for FS1’s Garbage Time with Katie Nolan and is a former senior producer and contributor for The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore on Comedy Central, as well as a Comedy Advisor for the Armed Services Arts Partnership. As a stand-up comic, he has played clubs across the country, from The Comedy Studio in Boston to The Improv in LA and he has toured nationally and internationally with the G.I.’s of Comedy, most recently doing shows in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Eastern Europe. He is an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran and is affectionately known as “G.I. Jew.”

Lamont Price
Lamont is a Boston-based comedian who has appeared in every major festival including: Montreal “Just for Laughs,” “Rooftop Comedy Aspen Festival,” “Boston Comedy Festival,” “NY Comedy Festival,” “Women in Comedy Festival,” and “Rogue Island Comedy Festival” — just to name a few. He has been featured in Hulu’s “Triumph The Insult Comic Dog’s Election Special”, “NPR: Bullseye with Jesse Thorn”, “Funny Or Die’s Oddball Comedy Tour” and has recently has been named to “Comedy Central’s Comics to Watch.” Lamont has shared the stage with hundreds of comedians including Hannibal Buress, Eric Andre, Dave Attel, Judah Friedlander, Patrice O’Neal, Jessica Williams, Brian Kiley, Steven Wright, Dane Cook, Marc Maron, Greg Fitzsimmons, Wyatt Cenac, Dom Irrera, Bob Marley, and Phoebe Robinson. He is writing an animated pilot scheduled to be released in Spring 2018.

Katie Qué
Katie has been creating a solid fan-base in Greater Boston for years. Sarcastic yet vulnerable, she veils her feminist agenda behind up-speak and vocal fry. She was a featured performer in the Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival, The Women In Comedy Festival, and is a co-producer for the Mendoza Line Comedy Show, every Saturday night in the heart of Boston.

Srilatha Rajamani
Srilatha, tech nerd, born and raised in India is a Cambridge-based stand-up comedian and storyteller. She shines a spotlight on cultural absurdities from the unique perspective of an Indian born woman living in today’s America. She has opened for several national headliners like W Kamau Bell, Myk Kaplan, Ahmed Bharoocha, and Judah Friendlander. Last November, she was Comic In Residence at The Comedy Studio in Boston. She is the co-producer and co-host of Laughing Liberally Boston, Boston’s first and only progressive political comedy show. (Her family in India is not aware of these shenanigans.)

Ken Reid
Ken is a Boston-based stand-up comedian, podcaster, former punk rock teen (he was in the little loved 90’s Boston Punk band, “30 Seconds Over Tokyo”) and adult survivor of a latchkey childhood. He was the long-standing Friday night host at the legendary Comedy Studio in Cambridge and produced his chaotic comedy variety show “The Secret Menu” there for two years. Ken was twice nominated as Best Comedian in Boston by the Boston Phoenix and named one of Boston’s best comics by CBS Boston. He’s performed at national comedy festivals including the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, The Riot LA Festival, The Eugene Mirman Festival, and worked with acts like Bob Saget, Todd Barry and John Oliver. He has appeared on NPR and is a frequent podcast guest having appeared on “You’re The Expert,” “Judge John Hodgman,” “Doug Loves Movies,” “Risk!”, and the “Dana Gould Hour.” He’s also the host and creator of the popular “TV Guidance Counselor” podcast.

Dave Rattigan
Dave plays every type of gig, from opening for The Beach Boys at the Cape Cod Melody Tent to acting as master of ceremonies at corporate shows and fundraisers, to headlining at venues such at Mottley's Comedy Club in Boston and Headliners in Manchester, N.H. Smart and edgy without being vulgar, he has received great reviews from audiences where the members were as young as seven years old. He added "actor" to his resume when he played a businessman who loses a cab to Red Sox field reporter Heidi Watney in a popular and funny Olympia Sports commercial in 2009. Prior to that, he collected fans with his “Dave Rattigan: Thinks He’s Funny” CD, which received heavy airplay on XM and Sirius Satellite Radio and other syndicates. He's also written columns for a wide variety of publications including the Boston Globe and Christian Science Monitor.

Jon Rineman
Jon is a comedian and writer based in New York City who has appeared on "TheTonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," "Late NIght with Jammy Fallon," "Comic Unleashed," and "Gotham Comedy Live," and has been heard on Sirius XM Radio. Since 2009, he has been a staff writer for "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" and "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," earning two Emmy nominations. He has also written for Seth Meyers for the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner and 2011 ESPY Awards. He performs regularly at Broadway Comedy Club and the Comedy Cellar in New York City. He is a native of North Hampton, NH and is a 2005 graduate of Emerson College.

Corey Rodrigues
Corey was the winner of The Catch a New Rising Star, The Funniest Comic in New England, and the 2017 Big Sky Comedy Festivals. He has been featured on the hilarious Gotham Live and Laughs on Fox television shows and currently can be heard on Sirius XM. In the early years of his career, he honed and developed his skills on the stage of Boston’s Improv Asylum, after which he became a part of his own short-form improv troupe, “Flaming Awesome.” Referred to as funny, endearing, edgy, quick and exceptionally likeable when he is on the stage, Corey owns the crowd.

Samantha Ruddy
Samantha tells jokes, writes funny stuff, and weasels her way into your heart with her girl-next-door charm. She recently recorded a late night set for the Late Show with Stephen Colbert that will air later this year. She has appeared on Comedy Central, headlined Carolines on Broadway and has been featured at national comedy festivals like New York Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest, and Bridgetown Comedy Festival.

Emily Ruskowski
Emily is a staple on the Boston Stand Up scene. She has been featured in the Boston Globe and the Washington Post. Emily has performed on “Laughs TV” on the Fox Network and the popular “Two Dope Queens” podcast.

Laura Severse
Laura is a working mother of two by day, and comedian by night. She started standup in 2001, followed by a detour into marriage, motherhood, and middle management. She recently performed in New Orleans and Las Vegas. Laura’s comedic material comes from her large, dysfunctional Dorchester family, mean-spirited co-workers, and her two small children. She is an  associate producer for the “Boston Comedy Chicks” and a regular performer at the Comedy Studio and Improv Boston.

Mark Scalia
Mark has headlined across the US and Canada for more than 30 years. He gets the audience involved and his material keeps them coming back for more. In the Boston area, he’s performed at Catch a Rising Star, The Comedy Connection, Comedy Studio, Comedy Vault, The Improv, and Nick’s Comedy Stop. Local comedy festivals have included Boston Comedy Riot and the Boston Comedy Festival. His wide range of accents and dialects and his unique perspective on life have made him a regional favorite.

Steve Scarfo
Steve is a more than 20 year veteran of the Boston Comedy Scene and was noticed by The Boston Globe at his first performance. He has worked all over New England, including Comedy Connection in Boston and Portland, Nicks Comedy Stop in Boston, Laugh Boston, Comix, North Shore Comedy and Headliners Comedy Clubs, Laugh New England and with Laugh Riots Productions. Steve has worked with many national acts including Dave Coulier, Victoria Jackson, Jeff Dunham, Lenny Clarke, and Bob Marley. He appeared in the A&E real life drama “Caesars 24 / 7,” figured prominently in the Red Sox World Series MasterCard commercial, and appears in several movies Including “Fever Pitch,” “The Departed,” and “The Fighter.”

Will Smalley
Still fresh off the line and with that “new car” smell, comedian Will Smalley has readily established himself as one of the powerful new voices and joke writers in the Boston comedy scene. Will has been a finalist in the “Boston Comedy Festival”, a “Comic in Residence” at the Comedy Studio in Cambridge, and can be found playing all the major clubs, venues and colleges across New England. Additionally Will is the announcer for “The Old School Game Show,” which has emerged as wildly popular "Must See" Boston event.

J Smitty
J is a Boston-based comedian and writer whose humor and point of view stem from awkward situations, racial humor, and misdirection. Along with his use of many impressions, Smitty will find a way to have you laughing or groaning (either will do). J can be seen on Season 2 of Kevin Hart’s “Hart of the City” on Comedy Central. He has performed in the Rouge Island Comedy Festival, Accidental Comedy Festival and the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival and is the host/producer of a monthly show “Good Luck Comedy.”

Jennie Sutton
Jennie is a writer/comedian from New Jersey. She is a writer for the TruTV series “Paid Off.” She's written for “The Late Show with David Letterman,” Comedy Central and MTV. Jennie has appeared in the New York Comedy Festival, The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The DC Comedy Festival and The Women in Comedy Festival. Her sketch team Dollar Pizza has been featured on Huffington Post, Funny or Die, MSN, College Humor and the LA Times. She's also a writer/performer for "All Female Reboot" and can be seen doing parodies of films if they had all women in them at The Tank every month. When Jennie isn't speaking in the third person she's perfecting the last sentence of her bio.

Sean Sullivan
Sean has cemented himself as a stand-out comedian in the legendary Boston comedy scene. With his quick wit and sharp jokes, it’s no wonder Sean was crowned 2022’s Funniest Person in Massachusetts or that he was selected to perform at the very top venues in New England including the Wang Theatre, Laugh Boston, and the Boston Calling music festival. After making his national television debut on Comedy Central, Sean has been consistently relied upon to deliver laughs all across the nation. 

Chris Tabb (aka “The Showman”)
Like a shot from a comedy cannon, he comes at you full blast, bringing “the whole show.” His hilarious performances and huge stage presence have led him to a number of TV appearances including NESN’s Comedy All Stars, BET’s ComicView, and even The Food Network’s Cake Challenge.

Amy Tee
“Not every crazy looks crazy,” says Amy, the comedian and motivational speaker who brings her boyish charm and dry wit to the stage with a storytelling style that shifts between stereotypes and reality. She delivers comedy with stigma-busting honesty. “I feel alive,” she says of the work. “I’m candid and exposed yet still fully clothed. Identified by the Boston Globe as a comedian to watch, and in Curve magazine as one of the “funniest lesbians in America,” Amy toured nationally and was a featured comedian in the film, “Laughing Matters — The Next Generation.” As an official IOOV (In Our Own Voice) Presenter for National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Amy proudly uses her comedy to serve as a mental wellness advocate. She remains a fixture on the comedy circuit, is a regular performer at the Boston Comedy Festival, and has been featured on Sirius XM Satellite Radio and the LOGO television network.

Bethany Van Delft
Bethany’s “hip and grounded, laid back delivery” has earned her the honor of performing at the prestigious Just for “Laughs Festival” in Montreal, and notable appearances on Comedy Central, TV Guide Channel, and NickMom. Her monthly show, “Artisanal Comedy,” has been named “one of the top indie nights to check out.” Unashamedly in touch with her inner nerd, Bethany enjoys being a panelist on “You’re The Expert” and “Literary Death Match,” and is thrilled to be a Mainstage storyteller and host for The MOTH.

Andrew Vickers
Andrew is a Boston-based comedian from North Carolina who’s performed all over the U. S. and in Africa. Drawing on bizarre and unique family experiences, he has developed an act he frequently takes to Nick's comedy stop, Hideout at the Whitebull, and most often the shower. His fast paced, self-deprecating humor is quickly becoming a favorite with audiences everywhere.

Jay Whittaker
Jay is a comedian, actor, podcaster hailing from Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, and Boston! He was recently one of the featured comedians on the DryBar Comedy Live tour, which was in over 70 comedy clubs nationwide and received millions of views on YouTube. He has appeared on the Disney Channel, Food Network, Lifetime Channel. He's also received the "Best of Fest" award at the Big Pine Comedy Festival. Last summer, Whittaker filmed his secone comedy. Jay is a loving father, husband, and Air Force veteran.

Mike Whitman
Mike — whose innovative material and style made him the hit and semi-finalist in the prestigious “Boston Comedy Festival” — has become one of Boston’s best and busiest comedians. One of the most versatile and entertaining performers working today, he can be seen at colleges and top venues around the country.

Kate Willett 
Kate is a comedian, actress, and writer whose raunchy feminist storytelling is both smart and relatable. Her 15-minute special premiered on Netflix’s “Comedy Lineup” in 2018. She’s the cohost of the “Reply Guys” podcast. Kate has been a correspondent for “The Jim Jeffries Show” (now airing on Comedy Central), has been featured on Viceland’s “Flophouse,” and her appearance on Comedy Central’s “This is Not Happening” was on Splitsider’s list of “2016’s Best Late Night Standup Sets.” Kate toured with Margaret Cho nationally and internationally as well as many other A-list comics. She has appeared in the Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival, Limestone Comedy Festival, High Plains, Big Sky Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest (five years in a row), and most recently Laughing Skull. She was a “Comic to Watch” at the LA Riot festival. Her comedy album “Glass Gutter” was released in 2017.

Becca Wolinsky
Becca is a future physician by day and Boston area stand-up comedian by night. She uses stand-up to pay her medical school tuition. You can find her telling jokes and occasionally tap dancing in her hotdog suit all over New England. She also hosts and produces a monthly show in Somerville called Rebel Hen Comedy, featuring underrepresented comedic voices in the area. 

Brieana Woodward
Brieana’s a lifelong New Englander who has appeared in clubs and venues throughout the East Coast, but she loves to tell jokes all across the country (having checked off 29 states so far in her comedy travels). She won second place in the 2022 Funniest Person in Massachusetts contest, and was a semi-finalist in the 2021 Boston comedy Festival Contest. Her rapid-fire punches, high-voltage energy, and raw talent are her dynamite recipe to blow away any audience! 

Joe Yannetty
Originally from the mean streets of Boston’s inner city, Joe’s career as a performer has taken him around the world — literally. He’s been making people of every age and background laugh for nearly four decades. Along with live performances at The Boston Garden, Radio City Music Hall in New York, The Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, his many TV appearances throughout the years are proof of his extensive talents. As an actor, director, motivational speaker, and multi-award-winning screenwriter, Joe has demonstrated that he is no one-trick pony, having won a best screenplay award for his movie, “Suckers.” For more than a decade, Joe sailed the seven seas on every major cruise line, making people laugh while traveling on the world’s most luxurious ocean liners.