Eddie Ifft has a sense of humor that is onfrontational, dark, smart, and (most importantly), hilarious, which has taken him all over the world, which were even chronicled for a documentary entitled "America the Punchline." The international success and endless touring have raised his profile in America over time, along with a string of specials and TV appearances on late-night talk shows.. Eddie has now appeared on NBC's hit show Last Comic Standing II, Thank God You're Here, Comedy Central's Premium Blend, BET's Comic View and NBC's Late Friday Night, VH1's Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Comic's Unleashed, Chelsea Lately and performed with Dave Chapelle, Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, and Robin Williams.

John Pinette is one of the biggest comedians today, in all senses of the word. His big break came in 1991 when he was asked to tour with Frank Sinatra. His film credits include "Duets," "Dear God," starring Greg Kinnear, and "The Punisher," starring John Travolta. John's television credits include "Parker Lewis Can't Lose" and the final episode of "Seinfeld," as well as multiple appearances on "The Tonight Show," and "The View." In 2004, Pinette joined the touring cast of the musical Hairspray in the role of Edna Turnblad. He has filmed multiple Comedy Central Specials, his latest being John Pinette: Still Hungry," with his stand up material used for the network’s own show, “Shorties Watchin' Shorties.” Most recently, Pinette was one of the comedy acts in Ron White's Comedy Salute To The Troops on CMT, and continues tour the nation with his hilarious act. *Special Engagement*

Tom Cotter became the first comedian to ever reach the finals of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent, ” thanks to his high energy, rapid-fire style of comedy leaves audiences clutching their sides and rolling in the aisles. Tom has won the Seattle International Comedy Competition, the grand prize at The Boston Comedy Festival and was voted "Best Stand-Up" at The Las Vegas Comedy Festival. He has become a familiar face on television shows like “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “The Today Show,” and his own series, TWO-FUNNY, on The Women’s Entertainment Network. Other TV credits include CBS’ “The Late Late Show,” Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend”, “Comics Unleashed,” and a Barbara Walters Prime-Time Special among many others. Since moving to New York City, Tom filmed his very own Comedy Central special, “Comedy Central Presents... Tom Cotter”, and was featured in the Miramax film, “Next Stop Wonderland.” *SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT*

As one of the stars of MTV2’s hit show, “Guy Code" and former Saturday Night Live cast member, Dean Edwards remains one of the comedy worlds most in demand performers across the globe. He also just completed hosting a season of TV One’s clip show, “Vidiots” and serves as a correspondent on BET’s new program, “Don't Sleep." Dean landed his first big break on Russell Simmons' “Def Comedy Jam," he was a featured comedian on "Showtime at the Apollo," and also worked with Spike Lee on the hit feature film “The Original Kings Comedy." Dean has made several late night appearances, including “The Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” is frequently providing comedic commentary on various VH1 highlight shows and a frequent guest on Byron Allen’s “Comic Unleashed." Some of his feature credits include “Spiderman 3”, “Tony-n-Tina's Wedding” and “Universale Remote," and Dean’s first comedy CD debuted at the top of Itunes comedy charts in 2009.

**Special Event**Christopher Titus has been on the comedy scene for years now. He started at various open-mic nights and it did not take long for the dark humor to be recognized. Titus then began to open for such performers as Kenny Loggins and Michael Bolton. He decided to get into movies, the first of which being “Killer Klowns from Outter Space” and then took to jump to television on an episode of “21 Jump Street”. After the preimere of Titus’s one-person stage show “Norman Rockwell is Bleeding”, 20th Century Fox signed Titus for a prime time sitcom appropriately called “Titus”. The show was acclaimed by critics because of it’s brutal honesty and it’s ability to push the boundaries.

Dan Soder started his stand-up career while attending University of Arizona. After two years on the scene in the southwest, he decided to give New York City a try in order to get serious about stand-up. Soder was featured on Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham” and was very popular at the 2011 Montreal “Just for Laughs” Comedy Festival. He even won the funniest comedian at the New York Comedy Festival in 2012 where he caught the eye of Guinness who asked him to be brand ambassador. Soder currently has a weekly podcast called the “Offstage Podcast” and also hosts a Yahoo! Screen webseries called “Mansome” produced by Morgan Spurlock, Jason Bateman, and Will Arnett.

Ben Gleib is a regular on “Chelsea Lately” on E!. He recently lent his voice to “Ice Age 4-Continental Drift” and hosts a weekly podcast, “Last Week on Earth with Ben Gleib”. He was named one of Esquire Magazine’s “Six comedians who could be comedy’s next big thing”. Gleib was featured on NBC’s “Last Comic Standing” and even performs on NPR with Patt Morrison, work for which he recently was awarded a prestigious Golden MIC Award. Gleib truly is a triple threat with his comedy, acting and even writing skills, which he used while writing for College Humor.com.