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Dante has been a comedian since 1986. Most people know him as a cast member on season 5 of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. On Last Comic Standing he received every audience favorite award and got the first standing ovation at the Semi-finals. His other TV credits include appearances on Comedy Central, MTV, Showtime, Que Loco, Loco Comedy Jam, NBCs Friday Night Videos, Latino Laugh Festival, BETs Comic View, and tons more. He was the $10,000 grand prize winner on Americas Funniest people, won the most comedy awards ever given to a comedian at the BET awards (and he’s white), and starred on the BET sitcom The Blackberry Inn. He’s opened for people like Richard Pryor, Robin Williams, Milton Berle, Weird Al, Smashmouth, Pauly Shore, Norm Mcdonnald, George Clinton, Trey From Phish, BB King, The Roots, Santana, and Kid Rock to name a few.

Rebecca Corry says her start in comedy began, "when I came out of my mother's womb thinking...what is this? Some kind of joke?" Following a successful stint in Chicago at The Second City, she moved to LA where she appeared at the HBO workspace in her first one-woman show, "Have You Ever Been Called a Dwarf?,” shot a pilot for the Oxygen Network, and was chosen to perform as a "New Face" at the Montreal Comedy Festival. Rebecca hosted the second season of "Mix It Up," the interior design show created and executive produced by Courteney Cox Arquette and David Arquette. She has also guest starred on "The King of Queens," "The Bernie Mac Show," "The Wayne Brady Show," “Yes Dear,” "Comics Unleashed," and Comedy Central's Premium Blend," all while performing her second one woman show "Rebecca Corry with Balls" which the LA Weekly named "Comedy Pick of the Week." Rebecca's unique voice and style was seen and heard by all when she beat out thousands to become a finalist on the fourth season of NBC's "Last Comic Standing."

Jay London Disguised in trademark overalls and shaggy hair stands comic genius Jay London. The self-described "fourth guy from the left on the evolutionary chart" mixes Steven Wright-style one-liners with a sweet dollop of self-deprecation. Audiences love London who continues to regret he "was born nine months premature." Jay London's stand-up comedy has been featured on television's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC), The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (CBS), as well as Last Comic Standing (NBC), in which he was a finalist and audience favorite. In addition, he has appeared on The King of Queens with Kevin James (CBS). Jay has performed at comedy clubs such as New York's famous Comic Strip and Los Angeles' renowned Comedy Store and Improv., Atlantic City's prestigious Tropicana hotel and Las Vegas' legendary Riviera, Tropicana and Excalibur hotels.