Christine Little's journey into comedy is as eclectic as her upbringing. Hailing from Indiana, she navigated through familial turmoil and frequent relocations due to evictions, eventually settling in the affluent town of Carmel. The stark socioeconomic contrasts she experienced became a wellspring of comedic material. Her early days in stand-up, about her first class with Greg Dean at Haunted Studios in 1988. Despite starting at 19, she took intermittent breaks, always returning to Greg's showcases. From performing at bowling alley mics to headlining at the Comedy Store, Christine's journey through the comedy scene was gradual, emphasizing the importance of networking and gaining stage time.
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As she evolved as a comedian, Christine grappled with imposter syndrome and the dynamics of bringer shows. However, a pivotal moment led her to decline future bringer show invitations and focus on other opportunities. Her material, often centered around her biracial identity and life experiences, evolved over time, reflecting her genuine comedic style.
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Christine's comedic journey also delves into the unique dynamics of comedian friendships and the evolving landscape of comedy. With plans to record an album and upcoming shows at the West Side Comedy Theater in Santa Monica, Christine's comedic endeavors continue to flourish.

Daniel Eachus is a rising star in the comedy world. Even at such a young age, Eachus has the chops of a comedy veteran, and the world is beginning to take notice. Born and raised in Fresno, CA, he was surrounded by farms but didn’t want to smell raisins for the rest of his life. So, he turned to comedy to get him out. For college, Daniel’s wish came true, and he left Fresno to study in Long Beach, CA. By day, he was a student. By night, he performed on the stand-up comedy circuit. After just one year of nightly performances, he became the youngest finalist ever in the Funniest Comic in Los Angeles contest.
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Daniel’s television career quickly took off when he made it to the finals on Comedy Central’s Up Next, which then led to his second televised appearance on several episodes of FOX & HULU’s Laughs. Since then, Eachus has put out two stand-up albums with 800 Pound Gorilla Records that have been playing regularly on Sirius XM, Spotify, iTunes, and Pandora. And his debut Dry Bar Comedy special A Mild and Skinny Guy now has over a million total views! But doing stand-up is simply not enough for Daniel (he demands more, dang-it!). Eachus launched his writing career by co-writing LOL Network’s Dead House (produced by comedy giant Kevin Hart). In 2021, he solidified himself as a bona fide author with the release of his first book of comedic short stories titled A Day at the Zoo in 2062 (available now on Amazon).
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But that’s not all! Eachus also acts (that’s right, ladies). Daniel has starred in 22 national television commercials - advertising everything from Dollar Shave Club to ESPN to Fruit of the Loom underwear and the holy grail of commercial acting, Oscar Mayer. His first movie appearance came in 2022, with a lighthearted role in the Paramount+ film Amy and Peter Are Getting Divorced.

Brad Upton, a comedian with 36 years of experience in standup, gained widespread recognition after a viral video on Dry Bar Comedy in 2018. Despite initially teaching fourth grade and coaching track in Pasco, WA, Brad transitioned to full-time comedy in 1986 and remained based in Seattle. Over the years, he headlined comedy clubs nationwide, opened for renowned music acts, and performed at corporate events.
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Notably, he won the Las Vegas Comedy Festival in 2002 and toured with Joan Rivers and Johnny Mathis. However, it was his success on Dry Bar Comedy, with a clip about millennials garnering millions of views, that propelled him to internet stardom.
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This newfound fame led to appearances at the Grand Ole Opry and a surge in popularity across social media platforms. Despite a health scare in 2022, Brad remains grateful for the late career validation and continues to perform tirelessly across the country.

Ben Morrison is not just a comedian; he's a comedic force to be reckoned with, known for his distinctive brand, style, and content that leave audiences in stitches. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Boston, Ben's comedic journey began in his formative years, attending the same high school as the legendary comedian Dane Cook. Inspired by the wit and humor of his surroundings, Ben's passion for comedy took root early on. Following his dreams, Ben pursued a degree in theater at NYU Tisch School, where he honed his craft and discovered his knack for stand-up comedy. However, it was a serendipitous drunken night in 2000 that led him to stumble into the world of stand-up, forever altering the course of his career.
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In the wake of the tragic events of 9/11, Ben found himself navigating a changing landscape in New York City's entertainment scene. Faced with dwindling acting opportunities, he turned his focus to stand-up comedy, founding the acclaimed "Come Drunk Comedy" show at a theater on St. Mark's Place. This groundbreaking venture showcased notable comedians like Mark Marin and Zach Gallifianakis, cementing Ben's reputation as a trailblazer in the comedy circuit.Despite the challenges of digitizing early performances captured on mini-DV tapes, Ben remains determined to preserve and share these comedic gems with the world. His dedication to his craft is evident in every aspect of his career, from his unforgettable performances to his unwavering commitment to authenticity and originality.
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Beyond the stage, Ben's experiences in the comedy industry have taken him on a wild ride, from appearing on hit shows like "Punk'd" to navigating the absurdity of game shows hosted by members of Simple Plan. With upcoming projects including a comedy special and the adaptation of his one-man show into a screenplay, Ben's artistic journey shows no signs of slowing down. Aspiring comedians would do well to heed Ben's sage advice, emphasizing the importance of dedication, authenticity, and professionalism in pursuing their dreams. With a contagious passion for comedy and a wealth of wisdom to share, Ben Moore continues to inspire laughter and leave audiences begging for more.

Finlay Christie ia a comedian whose journey into the world of comedy was fueled by a childhood immersed in laughter and storytelling. Influenced by his father's love for comedy and his mother's career as a literary agent, Finlay developed a deep appreciation for humor and human connection from an early age.
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Starting with childhood workshops, Finlay's comedic path led him to face the challenges of open mic nights, where he honed his craft and overcame setbacks with resilience. His breakthrough came with successful performances at prestigious venues like the Brighton Center and The Bill Murray, where he captivated audiences with his unique blend of wit and charm. Alongside friend and collaborator Eric Rushton, Finlay ventures into cultural commentary with their YouTube series, bridging humor and societal dynamics by asking probing questions to people of different backgrounds. Their aim is to shed light on the nuances of human behavior and challenge societal norms with a comedic touch.
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His comedic approach serves as a lens through which to explore and celebrate the richness of human experience. With a talent for storytelling and a knack for connecting with audiences, Finlay Christie continues to make waves in the comedy scene, sharing his unique perspective and spreading laughter wherever he goes. Keep an eye out for this rising star as he continues to captivate audiences with his wit and humor.

From New York City’s hottest comedy clubs to Chicago and the entire California coastline from San Francisco to San Diego – McKnight’s extensive list of credits include, Martin Lawrence Presents 1st Amendment, Comic View, and the Tom Joyner Morning Show. She has hit the airwaves as a guest-host on LA’s Power 106 with Big Boy, and Lee Bailey’s Radio Scope/EUR Web.
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Annie recently landed a voice-over role on Conan O’Brien, and is presently airing in the 2014 Super Bowl Sprint Framily commercial. Annie has also Guest Starred on Love that Girl, Soul Man with Cedric the Entertainer, Deon Cole’s Black Box and Next Week on Looney Street. She’s co-starred in Friends with Benefits, latest movie The Lineage, The Soloist starring Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey, Jr. Annie is on a roll also on the big screen in Cornered starring Steven Guttenberg and Crazy On The Outside starring Tim Allen. No stranger to the small screen, Annie has appeared on Heroes, Brothers & Sisters, The Winner, and Nickelodeon’s iCarly. She also performed in Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues directed by Penny Marshall and worked on Parker Posey’s pilot The Return of Jezebel James. Annie also appeared on the Tonight Show.
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The unforgettable Annie McKnight is so funny she took home $10,000.00 dollars as the first place winner on America’s Funniest People. This talented actress has among her film credits appearances in Crimes of the Heart, Two Degrees, and Hair Show. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Columbia College. One of her special interests involves using her animated skills and various vocal abilities to teach Autistic as well as developmentally delayed children to enhance their cognitive and communication skills. “Annie McKnight is an exciting new talent with the rare ability to make you laugh or cry,” says Actor-Director-Producer Bill Duke.

James is a versatile comedian with a background in music, known for his engaging storytelling and clever humor. Originally a musician, James transitioned into stand-up comedy after being inspired by a fellow performer's set. Drawing from his early experiences in dinner theater restaurants, James emphasizes the importance of vulnerability and authenticity on stage.
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His comedic journey has evolved over the years, with a focus on incorporating music into his performances and mastering the art of long-form storytelling. James is also involved in writing TV comedy and providing gags for fellow comedians, showcasing his versatility in the comedy industry. He has participated in the Australian comedy festival circuit, touring his hour-long material and enjoying the camaraderie among comedians.
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With a desire to reach wider audiences, James aims to film his show for distribution on platforms like YouTube or Amazon. Looking ahead, he aspires to create a TV show or film blending humor, drama, and music, drawing from his unique experiences and creative vision.

Arlieta Hall is a host, actress, improviser, stand-up comedian, writer, Certified Dementia Communication specialist, and a first-time filmmaker from Chicago. She is one of The Second City NBC Bob Curry Fellowship recipients. Arlieta also co-starred as Sadie on Showtime’s The CHI episodic. She is also a co-producer of the popular comedy variety show My Best Friend is Black. Arlieta was a caregiver for her father who died from Alzheimer’s disease.
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She took the power of “Yes, and...” to communicate with him and used their story to make her first feature documentary “Finding YourLaughter.” Her film was one of ten documentaries selected to participate in The New York Gotham Documentary Feature Lab, which is one of the US film industry’s most prestigious labs. Prior to caregiving for her father Arlieta was an Human Services Caseworker for the State Of Illinois Department of Human Services.
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Arlieta also obtained her Bachelor of Arts In Communications and has over a decade of experience in the educational and social services field. She recently wrote and performed in The Second City’s sold-out 2023 Black Excellence Revue and is now a 2023-24 Sisters in Cinema Documentary Fellow. She is currently performing comedy all around while she continues to work on the completion of “Finding Your Laughter” and other projects.