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Amir K: Amir K is one of the fastest rising young comedians in Los Angeles. Born in Tehran, Iran and raised in Southern California, his comedy is a hilarious blend of character work, storytelling and improvisation shaped by a multi-cultural upbringing. Amir can be seen in Ben Affleck's upcoming film "Argo" and has been featured on DFDTV's Live-Laughs. He recently won Tommy T's Stand-Up competition and has won the 100 comic Ultimate Laff-Down stand-up competition in Southern California. In 2010 Amir K won OC’s Funniest stand-up competition, was a performer on this year's CBS Diversity Showcase, and was a finalist in NBC’s renowned Stand-Up for Diversity Showcase. With a relentless work ethic, Amir K performs nightly on stages all over the world with many of the most respected comedians in the business.

Danny Villalpando:  Danny has been performing stand up comedy for over sixteen years. He has had the privilege of working worldwide with the USO and Comic’s on Duty. His comedy has taken him to over fifteen countries around the world. Most of Danny’s comedy is based on his life experiences. Comedy fans described his act as the type of act you could do anywhere. From a bar, to a corporate show, it’s just funny! He’s appeared on NBC’s Friday Night, The Latino Laugh Festival and Comedy Central.

Samuel J Comroe:  Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, California, into a family of nine (five sisters, and one brother) Samuel Comroe grew up in a loud, raucous, and fun-loving environment. With such vivacious characters for siblings, it was an environment that forced any shyness out of him right away, and instead created an individual unafraid of being the center-of-attention. In the third grade, after being diagnosed with Tourette syndrome, Comroe suffered his fair share of teases and taunts from peers who didn’t understand his curious condition. Although this affected his self-esteem and confidence throughout his childhood, as he entered high school in a different district (and on the heels of advice from his father that he could be an entirely new person), Comroe made a conscious decision to no longer let bullying affect him, rather laugh along with the bullies. For example, on his first day as a high school freshman, Sam was being picked on by two intimidating seniors, and instead of backing off he decided to laugh with them. This small act changed the rest of his high school career and led him to his future in stand-up comedy. He saw how much more respect he got from just having fun with himself. During his junior year at Canoga Park High School Samuel joined play production and began acting in school productions, taking leads in shows such as “Arsenic and Old Lace”, “Grease”, “The Odd Couple”, and performing in various acting competitions. His love and joy that stemmed from entertaining audiences led him to see that he could parlay his natural ability to make others laugh into an actual career. So, during his junior year, with the approval of the school administration, Comroe began performing stand-up in the school auditorium during lunch, charging fifty-cents for admission and donating all proceeds to his class. As Comroe states, “the pure excitement and joy of performing is all I need.” Sam continued performing half-hour lunch shows throughout his junior and senior years of high school. After graduation Sam went to community college for two semesters before deciding that he wanted to pursue stand-up comedy as a real career. Additionally, Comroe continued acting in plays with lead roles at Pierce College’s community theatre and with Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre in North Hollywood. At the same time, he began going to the third street promenade at Santa Monica and performed his comedy on the streets for tips, as well as going to open mic auditions all over Los Angeles. It was during this time in his stand-up career that Sam cultivated his unique brand of observational and self-deprecating humor, focusing on his life with Tourette Syndrome. Since then, Samuel Comroe has gained management and become a House Regular at Flappers Comedy Club in Burbank. He is also a regular at comedy clubs around Los Angeles, such as The Ice House, and the Improv. He has also started gaining more recognition outside of Los Angeles, traveling regularly to perform his comedy at venues all over the nation. He has won numerous comedy competitions, most recently placing in the top eight out of one-hundred and one comics at the World Series of Comedy in Las Vegas, and becoming a Top Ten Finalist in the NBC Stand-Up for Diversity showcase. He is now opening for comedians such as Joey Medina, Tom Green, Gallagher, Don Friesen and James P Connolly, just to name a few. He is one of the most energetic, engaging and friendly up and coming comedians.

Vince Royale: Jersey City native, Vince Royale is a stand up comedian, actor, and recording artist. Vince has been featured on VH1, CBS, ABC, FUSE, GSN, various commercials, independent films, and soap operas. He has performed across the U.S. in prominent venues such as Caroline's, The Gotham Comedy Club, Comic Strip Live and Yankee Stadium in New York. In the West Coast, he has performed at the world famous Comedy Store, The Punchline, the Improv, the Ice House, and the Laugh Factory.  Vince has shared the stage and performed with comedy legends such as Louis C.K., Bobby Lee, Paul Mooney, Tommy Davidson, Todd Glass, Edwin San Juan, Rex Navarette, just to name a few.  Vince also produces shows where he spotlights upcoming musicians and comedians featured in Showtime, HBO, Comedy Central, and BET. Vince has been selected to feature in a documentary "Inside Joke" directed by Andre Sandoval. The documentary will profile and follow Vince as he works to make it to the top in the comedy circuit and entertainment industry. Vince is also the winner of the "Funniest Comedian in So Cal" hosted by the Jon Lovitz Comedy Club. For Bookings: vinceroyale@gmail.com

Chris Thayer:  Chris Thayer is a comedian and founding member of weekly stand-up show The Business LA; has appeared multiple times on the "You Made it Weird" podcast; wrote on The Midnight Show with Pete Holmes; has performed at Riot LA, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, LitCrawl, & SF Sketchfest; and was featured in both Splashlife.com's “30 Under 30: Comedians to Watch” and Mashable.com's "The 100 Funniest Tweets of 2012". Find him online at thisischristhayer.com and follow him on Twitter: @ChrisThayerSays.