Comedian David Gborie has appeared on many of the country's best alternative comedy festivals (like Bridgetown, High Plains, and SF Sketchfest), and has been a standout performer on every stage he's graced. A former staple of the San Francisco comedy scene, Gborie currently resides in Los Angeles.

Howard Kremer is a standup and actor who launched his career as a writer and star on MTV's Austin Stories. As his rap alter-ego Dragon Boy Suede, Kremer has performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live and Comedy Central. Kremer co-hosts the weekly podcast Who Charted? with Kulap Vilaysack on Earwolf.

Rhea Butcher cut her teeth comically in Chicago at the Second City and iO before starting her career in standup. She was part of the first Chicago Women's Funny Festival and is a former winner of OutLoud Chicago Queer Comedy contest; Butcher has also appeared at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, the High Plains Comedy Fesitval, and The first ever Atlantic Ocean Comedy & Music Festival. She co-hosts weekly standup showcase Put Your Hands Together with Cameron Esposito, who also co-stars with her in the upcoming Seeso series Take My Wife.

Standup Sean Patton started performing in New Orleans, and he's bouncing between coasts ever since, having quickly become a staple at the biggest clubs across the country and in New York and LA. He has been featured on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham, Late Night, and Conan, and has made appearances on @midnight, The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail, This Is Not Happening, Maron and Inside Amy Schumer.