Social media sensation Wyatt Feegrado started comedy at 16 years old in his home of San Francisco, CA before moving to the Big Apple. Known for his one-liners and dark comedy, Wyatt tours nationally and internationally. After moving to New York, Wyatt starred as Vinnie Corrales in the TV show "Bettor Days" on Hulu, played the lead antagonist Jones Valencia in the A&E series "Chicano Squad," and depicted Jesus on the History Channel. Wyatt is also the co-host of the "Gen Zenophobic" podcast with his brother, Luke Abranches.

Sharief Johnson is a young up-and-coming American stand-up comedian, writer, actor, and producer. Johnson began his career by winning several amateur comedy competitions throughout the tristate! After winning the nationally recognized “Sway's Comedy Search” competition, he had his first national radio interview with Sway in the Morning/Shade 45/SiriusXM. After the competition, the world-famous Carolines on Broadway took notice of Johnson and awarded him his first headlining show in their Breakout Artist Comedy Series! His acting career took off shortly after in 2019 after a few commercials and feature film appearances. Johnson can be seen in his first feature film appearing next to the late great rapper known as Pop Smoke in the movie, “Boogie”. He can also be seen as the lead in the hit TV show, "Evil Lives Here," as “Greg”. Most recently, Johnson was cast for a recurring role in the Mogul Curtis Jackson A.K.A 50 Cent's Power Book 3 Raising Kanan as “Damon”. He has already filmed two seasons on the hit show and has been enjoying his success in stand-up, film, and television. Sharief Johnson owes his success to hard work, dedication, consistency, his team, and, most importantly, his fans and God!

Seth Tippetts has been entertaining audiences for over a decade. His debut comedy special “Tall. Dark. Gigante.” released in 2019 by Dry Bar Comedy has totaled over 10 million views. He’s opened for dozens of nationally touring comedians including Jeff Arcuri, TJ Miller, and Mike Birbiglia. He’s a regular on the national Dry Bar Comedy Tour and was the warm-up for dozens of Dry Bar Comedy special tapings. He has received numerous accolades in comedy competitions such as the prestigious "participation award" in the Rocky Mountain Laugh Off and was seen at the 2024 Netflix is a Joke Fest. Seth is a University of Utah basketball alumnus. During his time on the team he was banned from doing comedy because his jokes made shooting percentages go down. He was so hilarious they lost the Mountain West tournament handily. After immediately being cut from the team for incompetence, he realized that his only remaining talent lay in comedy. Seth’s comedy style mostly features personal stories, passionate ramblings, and $6 words. You’ll enjoy laughing along with Seth’s clever wit, but make sure you pay attention, or you might miss a joke amongst his fast-talk and booming voice.

David Rose is a comic from Melbourne, Australia. His standup has over 10 million views online, and has been featured on ABC Australia and The Chaser (Australia’s version of The Onion). In 2024, he completed a sold out run at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Sydney Comedy Festival.

Emmanuel Sonubi has only been on the UK comedy circuit for what feels like "five minutes" and he's already garnering himself a reputation as the "one to watch"! Having gone from open spot to closing BBC's "Live at the Apollo" in an incredibly short space of time. Nominated for best newcomer at the Edinbugh Festival in 2022, he then went on to be nominated for best show in 2023. Now a regular face on Comedy Central and many other channels, you will be seeing big things from this big man in the coming few years.

A multi-hyphenate artist, of Peruvian descent having lived in Canada and Switzerland before coming to America to study the arts at NYU.

Logan Guntzelman is a comedian and writer based in Los Angeles.

Sydney Duncan is a New York-based comedian, improviser, writer, producer, and actor and is one of the newest cast members of Wild’NOut. She has trained extensively at UCB, The PIT, Magnet Theater, and Dallas Comedy House studying advanced improv, musical improv, and sketch. Before comedy, Sydney was a professional ballet dancer having trained at ABT, Alvin Ailey, Texas Ballet Theater, and Ballet West among others. Her credits include Regional Broadway shows such as Will Rogers Follies and Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Solange Knowles’s music video When I Get Home. She has been featured on Comedy Central’s IG and TikTok, and is a recipient of The SNL Scholarship Award. You can catch her regularly performing in Comedy Theaters all over NYC including her monthly character show at Brooklyn Comedy Collective, teaching improv at The PIT, her one-woman show at Union Hall, writing a political sketch show with Adam McKay, and UCB’s Maude & Betty Teams.

Monty Franklin is an Australian born stand up comedian now based in LA. He tours all over the world headlining some of the biggest comedy clubs and also opens for Rob Schneider, Joe Rogan and Jim Breuer. Monty was on Ep #1794 of The Joe Rogan Experience and he is currently appearing in 'Real Rob' on NETFLIX, season 1&2. He has had roles on 'New Girl' - FOX, 'Becoming Bond' - Hulu and is the creator and star of 'The Manny' - TV Pilot. Monty’s numerous television stand-up performances include AXS TV's Live At Gotham, Channel 10s The Circle, Foxtel’s Stand Up Australia, and as part of The Comedy Channel’s special – The Best Of Stand Up and Comedy Gold.

Jacklynn Hyde is an award-winning drag queen, storyteller, and tax evader. This gin-soaked chanteuse is navigating through what can only be described as her final act. Lady Gaga would play her in the movie, but Jacklynn refuses to give up the rights to her story.

Luke Abranches is not your average teenage comedian. Starting stand-up at just 12 years old, he quickly gained respect in the comedy world for his sharp observational humor, compelling storytelling, and political satire that lands well beyond his years. Now 16, Luke has already toured nationally, performing at renowned venues such as Cobb’s Comedy Club, San Jose Improv, and the Atlanta Comedy Theater. He’s also a SF Sketchfest alum and a past comedian at the prestigious Improv comedy club chain. Despite his young age, Luke has shared the stage with some of comedy’s biggest names, opening for Kumail Nanjiani, Jeff Arcuri, Nimesh Patel, Sammy Obeid, and Maz Jobrani. Audiences and fellow comedians alike recognize his undeniable talent, often noting his potential to become one of the greats. With a unique ability to blend charm with razor-sharp wit, Luke Abranches isn’t just a young comic—he’s a rising force in stand-up, ready to leave his mark on the comedy world.

Amy Miller was one of Comedy Central’s “Up Next" comics, and has a brand new Half Hour Special called Ham Mouth on the Comedy Central YouTube channel. As a brand new comic she was a breakout favorite in the final season of Last Comic Standing. She has a half hour comedy special on Epix's Unprotected Sets and her Comedy Central Presents set has been viewed over 3 million times on Youtube and Facebook. She was also a featured comic on Viceland's Flophouse. On Last Comic Standing, Keenen Ivory Wayans said she had one of the “fiercest jokes he had ever heard.” Originally from the East Bay, Amy found her comedy chops in Oakland and is still a regular at the SF Punch Line and Cobb’s Comedy Club. Her material is personal, political, and 100% authentic. The Laugh Button says “She found a wildly creative way to find empowerment while simultaneously sparking laughter” and Courting Comedy says “Miller juxtaposes an unassuming demeanor with unflinching assurance.” After a move to Portland, Amy quickly rose to the top of the Pacific Northwest comedy scene, winning Portland’s Funniest in Helium's 2015 contest, as well as being voted Portland’s Funniest Comedian for 2013 and 2015 in the Willamette Week. She was the first woman to win each position and the only one to win all three.

Mary Harron is the award-winning director of such iconic films as I Shot Andy Warhol, American Psycho (which just celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Tribeca Film Festival), The Notorious Bettie Page, and Charlie Says, among many others. Her latest TV credits include the much lauded series Alias Grace and The Expecting.

Bassem Ra'fat Mohamed Youssef is an Egyptian cardiac surgeon, satirist, and the host of El Bernameg ("The Program"), a satirical news program broad casted by Egyptian television station Capital Broadcast Center (CBC). The press has compared Youssef with American comedian Jon Stewart, whose satire program The Daily Show inspired Youssef to begin his career. Bassem began his first satirical show in March 2011 in response to the Egyptian Revolution. Entitled The B+ Show, the program was uploaded to his YouTube Channel.[4] The show mainly consisted of satirical political programs via the Internet after the revolution of January 25. Bassem began his presentation on YouTube on March 8, 2011, with more than 108 episodes of the program. The episode view count has surpassed 15 million views on YouTube After the success of The B+ Show, Egyptian channel ONTV, owned by Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, offered Youssef a deal for El Bernameg (literally, "The Show").[5] The show premiered during Ramadan 2011 with Egyptian-American engineer Muhammad Radwan as its first guest.[6][7] Youssef has parodied Egyptian celebrities like talk show host Tawfik Okasha, composer Amr Mostafa, Salafist presidential candidate Hazem Salah Abu Ismail, and Mohamed ElBaradei, former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency and onetime presidential candidate, in his show. Bassem Youssef was also hosted by Jon Stewart on his show on the 21st of June, 2012. The show "El Bernameg" was renewed for a second season after a contract with a second channel, CBC (Capital Broadcast Center) , which premiered on November 23rd, 2012. Just three episodes into the show, several lawsuits have been filed against Bassem Youssef and his show, mainly for "insult and defamation". On the season's premiere, Bassem made the owner and coworkers of his channel the subject of his show, as an assurance that he is granted full freedom of expression, and that no topic was off limits.[8][9] CBC did not, however air his second episode, which also featured further criticism of a TV show host who filed a lawsuit against Bassem. "The Show" was resumed, however on its third episode. The program, which began with a small group working at home with Youssef, moved from the smallest studio broadcasting on an Online TV Channel to the Cinema Radio downtown, a theatre redesigned in the likeness of New York's Radio City, where The program broadcasts in front of a live studio audience. The contents of a typical show's broadcast have evolved, which began with a sarcastic take on current political events, and eventually incorporating the hosting of public figures and stars from various fields, as well as various artists' performances