With the sweetness of the Midwest and the iron balls of the East Coast, Jenny Zigrino is a comedian that packs a punch of truly original humor. She's charmed audiences across the country with her wit, keen observations, embarrassing anecdotes, and brilliant honesty for a compelling performance you can't ignore.

She made her late night debut on Conan O'Brien and was a recent guest on the hit shows @Midnight and Adam DeVine's House Party Season 3 on Comedy Central. She's been featured on TBS, Oxygen, Fox, and IFC.

A rising star in Hollywood, her first film appearance was a leading role in the film 50 Shades of Black with Marlon Wayans. She wrapped filming the new film Bad Santa 2 with Billy Bob Thornton, the highly anticipated sequel to the 2003 hit film Bad Santa. Release date is set for Nov 23rd, 2016.

She exploded onto the Just For Laugh's New Faces Showcase for 2016 and has been featured in many festivals across the country. She is an alumni of The New York Comedy Festival, Women in Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival, and many more.

In conclusion, she's kind of a bad ass bitch.

Noah was born and raised in Denver, but cut his comedy teeth in the diverse rooms of Atlanta. Currently living in Brooklyn, Gardenswartz’s well-crafted mix of jokes, observations, and personal stories have made him a New York City favorite, and a nationally booked up-and-comer.
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In 2016, Noah had his own half hour special on Comedy Central, and also released his debut comedy album, “Blunt,” on Comedy Central Records. He has appeared on Conan, Comedy Central’s “Adam Devine’s House Party,” and in 2015 he was a semi-finalist on NBC’s “Last Comic Standing.”

He has written for truTV’s “Comedy Knockout,” and also appears regularly as a panelist on the show. Before turning to stand-up full time, Gardenswartz worked as a journalist, hedge fund day
trader, elementary school teacher, and even grew weed, though obviously not all at once.

Arden Myrin is an actress, writer and comedian. A popular roundtable panelist on Chelsea Lately, Arden appeared on the show over 115 times, proving that all those years she spent reading Us Weekly for “research” were worth it. On the acting front, she has a recurring part ABC show Fresh Off the Boat, and was recently seen on Two Broke Girls. Arden recently appeared off-Broadway at the prestigious Public Theatre in New York City in the world premiere of Robert O'Hara's play Barbecue. She was also a cast member on MADtv for four years, where she wrote many of her sketches, and was surprised to be in her underwear on TV a lot. Arden is a frequent guest on Comedy Central’s new hit show @midnight and was one of the first females to “win the Internet.” Arden has appeared on Orange Is the New Black, Key and Peele, Inside Amy Schumer, Suburgatory, Hung, Legit, Reno 911, Quickdraw, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Psych, The Howard Stern Show, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Party Down, Hot in Cleveland, Legit, Soul Man and Quick Draw, among others.

Her film credits include Morning Glory, Kinsey, The Lucky Ones and Bubble Boy, and the Sundance movies Bachelorette, Wrong and Wrong Cops.

As a writer Arden just sold a sitcom to ABC Studios called Playing with Boys about a female comedian living in Brooklyn, and also recently shot a pilot called Hole to Hole for Adult Swim that she wrote with South Park producer Pam Brady. They were the first females to sell a show to this popular network, with Arden serving as co-executive producer, writer and star.

Arden loves interior design, appearing with her designs on The Nate Berkus four times, as well as being featured on Apartment Therapy. Mostly Arden loves naps, sledding, and peanut butter.

Helen Hong is a comedian, actor, host, and chronically single. Helen has performed standup comedy on Last Call with Carson Daly, The Arsenio Hall Show, Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, Wanda Sykes Presents Herlarious, Standup in Stilettos, Gotham Comedy Liveand the Showtime documentary Why We Laugh: Funny Women.
Helen plays Janet Fung in the Coen Brothers’ film Inside Llewyn Davis and her voice can be heard as Thistle Lady in 20th Century Fox Animation’s Epic. Her TV appearances include roles on Parks and Recreation, Bones, Pretty Little Liars, New Girl, The Crazy Ones and Inside Amy Schumer. Helen channels her own Asian mother as recurring character Mrs. Wong on Nickelodeon’s The Thundermans.
Helen is the series host of Geek VS Geek, a tech debate segment on eHow.com. She is a sharp and snappy emcee, moderator and auctioneer, and her awesome wedding emcee-ingwas featured in an episode of Cake Boss on TLC.
Helen’s adorable stage presence and lively accountsof her ridiculous dating life and immigrant family have landed her on Huffington Post’s favorite female comedians list. She was also named by Buzzfeed as one of 18 Comedians Who Could Take Over the Late Show from David Letterman. Although she can’t seem to get it together in her own romantic life, Helen is an excellent wingman/matchmaker/dating coach and put those skills to use in Logo Channel’s reality series Setup Squad. Her matchmaking prowess was highlighted in a profile in The New York Times.
Before launching her full-time career as a performer, Helen worked behind the scenes as a TV director/producer on such hit series as What Not To Wear, Four Weddings and Say Yes to the Dress. When she’s not onstage, Helen loves to karaoke, play board games, and indulges a secret addiction to British crime dramas on Netflix. She also goes on A LOT of first dates.

Though still new to the comedy scene, Kevin Whittinghill has already been entertaining audiences across the country with his dark yet playful sarcastic wit. His credits include the Laughing Devil Comedy Festival, L.A.'s Scripted Comedy Festival, the Sacramento Comedy Festival, and the Burbank Comedy Festival. With a background in suffering and pain, Kevin has all the essential elements to make himself cry and others laugh.