Erik has been featured on Comedy & writing featured on Fox, Sirius XM, TMZ, CBS, ABC Radio, Time Out NY, United Stations Network, & SNL Weekend Update

Wil Sylvince is one of the most explosive comedians performing around the world today. His comedic performances on COMEDY CENTRAL, HBO’S DEF COMEDY JAM, and SHOWTIME all garnered standing ovations by the audiences, a feat rarely seen accomplished by many performers. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Sylvince has honed his act in New York’s top comedy clubs – His unique perspective on political and social issues, with a twist of his West Indian Haitian culture makes Sylvince a comedian in high demand. He has been hand picked by comedian heavyweights Damon Wayans, D.L. Hughley, Wayans Brothers, Katt Williams and Gabriel Iglesias to tour the country. When not touring with other comedians, Sylvince is a wanted commodity at college campuses everywhere. His versatility to work clean as well as edgy, make him one of the nation’s top booked college comedians. In addition to his on camera work, Sylvince also prides himself on his exceptional comedy writing skills. His writing has been used and featured on The Fugees’ album The Score, Wyclef’s The Carnival. He was also a contributor to sketch shows Chapelle Show on Comedy Central and Damon Wayan’s The Underground. His work definitely speaks for itself, leaving audiences in amazement and always wanting more. Wil Sylvince is definitely a rising star worth keeping an eye on.

A prototypical native New Yorker, Jeff was born and raised in Queens, and is proud to let you know he got out.  The Gay Jew, as he is affectionately known, was once a rock singer who has appeared on MTV, and with Bob Dylan on the Grammy Awards. He's a native New Yorker, Brooklyn Nets season ticket holder, recovering pothead, and is against...

Francis Ellis is a comedian, actor, personality and writer who currently works at Barstool Sports and can be seen in the Netflix series "Tires" with Shane Gillis. Francis co-hosts Son of a Boy Dad Podcast alongside Lil Sasquatch (aka Harry Settel) and battle rap world champion Adam Ferrone, and has appeared on Don't Tell Comedy and the sketch comedy series Gilly and Keeves. If you're wondering where he went to college, he'll happily tell you: Harvard. He performs most nights in New York and has also performed in China, Australia, Sweden, British Columbia, and across the United States. Francis often incorporates his satirical keyboard songs in his act. He is known for his dry, dark sense of humor. He resides in Dumbo, Brooklyn, when he's not reducing audiences to tears of laughter and shame.

When he’s not recovering from his misspent youth, Tad Flynn can be found regularly performing at The Comic Strip Live, Broadway Comedy Cluband, and Gotham Comedy Club in NYC. He’s performed internationally (Canada, Ireland, France) to critical acclaim.

Egyptian-American actor, comedian, producer, and director Ahmed Ahmed is one of the most diverse, multi-faceted talents in the entertainment industry today. In 2014, he can be seen starring as “Ahmed” on TBS’ hit comedy series Sullivan & Son. Executive Produced by Vince Vaughn, the show follows Steve Sullivan [Steve Byrne], a corporate lawyer who surprises his parents when he leaves his job to take over a bar owned by his father in Pittsburgh. Ahmed made his first appearance as unlucky in love, tow-truck driver [and best friend to Steve] “Ahmed” in season one, and joined the cast as a series regular in season two, quickly becoming a fan favorite. Ahmed is currently the only Arab-American actor playing a non-stereotypical role on a comedy sitcom, today. Born in Helwan, Egypt and raised in Riverside, California Ahmed immigrated to the US when he was one month old with his family. When he was 19 years old he made the move to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the entertainment industry, and attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. His first big break was in the suspense, action film Executive Decision alongside Kurt Russell, Steven Segal, and Halle Berry in 1996. Ahmed went on to appear in a handful of blockbuster and cult hit features including Swingers, Iron Man, and You Don’t Mess With The Zohan. On the television front, Ahmed has appeared on top series such as Tracy Takes On, Weeds, and Roseanne to name a few.

Rich Vos is an incredibly gifted comic who not only has sharp, insightful material, but he is also a master at working the crowd. His ability to perform in front of any audience has landed him television shows as varied as being the first white comic on Def Jam to performing on the View. Rich was the breakout star of NBC's Last Comic Sta...

Taylor Tomlinson has been featured on the Tonight Show, Conan, MTV’s Safe Word, Comedy Central's Adam Devine's House Party, was a top ten finalist on season 9 of NBC's Last Comic Standing, and was recently honored as one of Variety's top ten comics to watch at the prestigious JFL Montreal Comedy Festival. Taylor started doing stand-up at just 16 years old and has been letting comedy slowly ruin her life ever since. She is currently one of the country’s youngest touring headliners, delighting audiences coast-to-coast with her sharp crowdwork, biting wit, and wonderfully self-deprecating point of view. Tomlinson co-hosts The Self-Helpless Podcast and her Netflix 15 minute special is set to air in the summer of 2018.

Hello. I play “Martha Brooks” on the FX show “Baskets” and perform stand-up comedy in Austin, TX where I live. Sometimes I inflict my stand-up on people in other towns, leaving them with no choice but to see me at their local club or go literally anywhere else. If you like “Baskets” or have enjoyed my stand-up, I really appreciate it. If not, don’t worry, because my comments section has been disabled. Woo!

Evan Krumholz has written and directed multiple viral videos that amassed millions of hits and are featured on Huffington Post, Funny or Die, and CollegeHumor. In 2017, his parody campaign to gentrify the Statue of Liberty into a luxury condo made the top of Gothamist and fueled his narcissism. You can follow him on Instagram @evankrumholz and he’ll talk with you at great lengths ‘cause this is all he has.

JAY NOG is a former elementary school teacher and has been entertaining audiences with his rambunctious stand-up comedy since 2004. At first Nog appears scruffy and blunt, but audiences quickly discover his soft side and feel at home with his playful sarcasm. Nog has been featured on MTV, MLB Network, in Talent in Motion magazine as one of NYC’s “top up-and-coming comics”, Nat Geo’s Brain Games, MSG Network, and as a guest host on AMC’s “Movie Date Night”. Nog has opened for national headliners Jim Florentine, Dom Irrera, Adam Ferrrara, Rich Vos and Patrice O’Neal. He was a writer for MTV2’s Guy Code, featured on AOL sports show 2 Point Lead, and is the man behind the viral video 5 Hours Walking around NYC as a Jets Fan. He is also the host of The Prank Call Podcast and co-hosts the live comedy show Paid or Pain

 This vivacious, outspoken New Mexican will tell it to you straight. From what it's like to be five-foot-twelve and dating in New York to why her sports teams are better than yours, the themes of her stand-up acts appeal to both guys and gals. Alexandra Castillo, aka AMarie has performed all over NYC including New York Comedy Club, Gotham Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, and The Stand, worked with Howard Stern on Howard TV, and traveled with the Miserable Men on the East Coast for Ronnie's Block Party.

Amy Hawthorne is a White Trash Debutante who used to lead a respectable life. Onstage she's either relating stories of drunken jackassery or railing against everyday stupidities. Amy is also the creative force behind ComedyGroupie.com.

Chloé Hilliard is a larger than life comedian. Well, that’s because she’s 6’1 and rocks a killer afro. Born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in a large Hasidic Jewish neighborhood, Chloé has spun her unique experiences into side splitting laughs. Once you know how to tell a story you’re set for life. As a journalist-turn-comedian, Chloé Hilliard is entertaining the masses with her wit and ability to find the humor in everything. For over ten years, Chloé was a culture and entertainment journalist, writing for The Village Voice, Essence, Vibe, King, and The Source. For her expertise on Hip Hop culture she’s appeared on CNN Headline News, ABC News, Our World with Black Enterprise and C-Span. Her work has been featured in Best African American Essays: 2009. She made her national TV debut on NBC’s smash hit “Last Comic Standing” and has since appeared on AXSTV’s “Gotham Comedy Live,” Comedy Central’s “The Nightly Show,” Tru TV’s”Almost Genius” and MTV’s “Acting Out.”

Meghan Frank is a stand up comedian living in NYC. She can be seen performing in venues across the city, including Duplex, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, The Lantern, and Le Poisson Rouge. Meghan also co-hosts the monthly HOT FUSS benefit show in Bushwick.

Jon Huck is a comedian and an actor whose humor can best be described as honest, observational and self-deprecating. His material ranges from TV friendly to wildly inappropriate. Jon has appeared on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham & This Is Not Happening as well as Comedy From SXSW on Showtime and Gotham Comedy Live on The AXS Network. His first CD Fantasticular Hilaritation, was called “raving mad with a tinge of brilliance” by Americascomedy.com and can be found on Itunes along with his podcast Hollywood Anonymous. Jon has appeared in several independent movies and a number of national commercials. He also portrayed a handful of characters during the original run of MTV’s popular hidden camera show Punk’d. Most recently, you may have seen Jon in the Movie Punching Henry and on CBS’s Angel From Hell and NBC’s Superstore.

Comedians, actors, and writers, the Lucas Bros (Keith and Kenny Lucas) continue their rise as two of the freshest, most dynamic new faces on the comedy scene. “In a short time….the Lucas Brothers have made a big impact on comedy,” lauds Vulture, and on Tuesday April 18, 2017, the guys’ first hour standup special “THE LUCAS BROS: ON DRUGS” premiered on Netflix. Paste Magazine, Complex, Uproxx, and Splitsider voted it as one of the top specials of 2017. They were also recently seen as recurring characters on Season 1 of the hit Netflix series “LADY DYNAMITE” starring fellow comic Maria Bamford. In 2018, Variety announced that the Bros will co-star in the New Line produced feature film “THE COME UP” with fellow comedians Jermaine Fowler (SORRY TO BOTHER YOU) and Lil Rel Howry (GET OUT). Coming up, Keith and Kenny will be seen in CNN’s “THE HISTORY OF COMEDY” as well as HBO’s “CRASHING”, Executive Produced by Judd Apatow and created by Pete Holmes. They also wrote for TNT’s 2017 NBA Awards, and they are the creators of the animation series “LUCAS BROS MOVING CO.”, which aired for one season on Fox’s Animation Domination Hi-Def block in 2014 and for a second season on FXX. The brothers voiced the series’ main characters; narrating hilarious, absurdist tales with, as The New York Times praised, “a disarming sweetness and a clever, stylized casualness.” The brothers also hosted the web series The Super Late Morning Show on ComedyCentral.com, which premiered in February 2013. Additionally, The Bros starred in two seasons of the weekly sketch comedy series “FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE” on TruTV, and they were featured in the FOX primetime series “THE GRINDER” starring Rob Lowe. They also appeared in the blockbuster summer comedy feature film “22 JUMP STREET” alongside Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and Ice Cube. The guys made their latenight debut when they performed standup on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon in 2012 and have been a favorite on Fallon’s TONIGHT SHOW since, with multiple appearances. They are also familiar faces on Comedy Central, with appearances on several of the network’s series including “THE MELTDOWN” with Jonah and Kumail, “THE HIGH COURT” with Doug Benson, and Adam Devine’s “HOUSE PARTY”. They were named one of Variety’s 10 Comics to Watch of 2014, featured in Rolling Stone Magazine’s “Hot List,” appeared on the cult hit TV show “ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT” (Netflix) and HBO’s “FUNNY AS HELL”, and were standouts at the prestigious Montreal “Just For Laughs” Comedy Festival with Paste Magazine selecting the Bros as one of the top acts of 2017. Bret “The Hitman” Hart is their favorite person of all time.