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Jay Larson: With appearances on TOSH.0, The Late Late show, The Smoking Gun Presents, Conan and his own half hour special on Comedy Central Jay has come a long way since he moved to Los Angeles in 2000. After flunking out of college, then finally getting accepted back after many attempts, Jay threw away his diploma to pursue a career in Stand Up comedy. After living in a condemned house for 14 months, I mean who hasn't, Jay started opening for comedy greats such as Nick Swardson, Daniel Tosh and Pablo Fransisco. He soon became known as a comedian with a whacky, original voice who tends to get a little weird. Since those early days Jay has continued climbing the ranks with multiple TV appearances, many internet short films and his first album, "Self-Diagnosed". His voice continues to grow as he has delved into the world of interacting with strangers and creating conflict with people he doesn't know. Jay is a fantastic storyteller, showcased weekly on his podcast, "The Crabfeast" on Jay Mohr's Fake Mustache Studios. With TV projects in development, be sure to catch Jay now before he ignores everyone...forever...seriously...he will.  

Mal Hall: Comedian Mal Hall has come a long way in a short period of short time. In four years of performing as a comedian, Mal has worked with headliners Dat Phan, Ian Edwards, and Bobby Lee at clubs and colleges across the country. Mal is featured as a regular in studio guest on The Show (KIOZ FM Rock 105.3), and The Dave, Shelly and Chainsaw Morning Show on 100.7 JackFM in San Diego. In January of 2009, Mal was named the unanimous winner of the 2009 Orange County Comedy Competition, which featured over 100 local and national contestants at the Irvine Improv. Along with regularly performing at the World Famous Comedy Store and the Irvine Improv, he has performed at the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, and for many members of the US military at various bases worldwide. Mal was also a finalist in NBC’s 6th Annual Standup for Diversity nationwide talent search and recently completed a nationwide college tour with NBC as well.  

Friendly Frank: Friendly Frank’s talents are best displayed when he’s onstage. Praising the audience for their compassion, then sneaking up on them with a large dose of reality. Frank gives the crowd a glimpse into his mid-western mentality causing ripples of laughter that glide through the room long after he’s left the stage. Performing along side such comedic superstars as as Craig Robinson, Ralphie May, Russell Peters, Jim Bruer, Aziz Ansari, Jay Mohr, Jo Koy, Mike Epps, Grant Cotter, Joe Rogan, Adam Corolla, Charlie Murphy, Jon Lovitz, David Alan Grier, and Pablo Francisco to name a few. Frank is quickly becoming one of the most sought after comedians working in Southern California today. You can see Friendly Frank performing regularly at The Improv and The Laugh Factory. If you see him on the street feel free to say, “Hello!” and ask first, before you touch his ‘Fro’!    Check out FRIENDLYFRANKCOMEDY.COM tour dates videos and more!  Follow  Friendly Frank on Twitter @afrofriendly