Actor, comedian and regular Saturday Night Live contributor Jay Pharoah has performed stand-up in clubs in his native Virginia since the tender age of 15, citing his love of impressions, and more specifically Gilbert Gottfried's portrayal of Iago in Disney's 1991 movie Aladdin. Joining SNL in 2010, his impressions of fellow black actors Jay-Z, Will Smith, Eddie Murphy, Lil Wayne, and Denzel Washington received critical acclaim, following his rise to Youtube fame for his impression of Barack Obama.

Carlos Mencia, superstar/stand-up comedian, is undoubtedly one of today's most lauded entertainers and feared comics. Whether it is man-on-the-street interviews, studio comedy, commercial parodies, or nationwide sold-out tours, Mencia demonstrates an extraordinary ability to connect with a diverse audience.

Comedian and actor Kyle Kinane is taking his funny and relatable stand-up across North America on his new tour. The comedian, who made his television debut in the '90s on the sitcom 'The Nanny' has appeared on various Comedy Central shows throughout his career and was named one of Variety's 'Ten Comics to Watch' in 2010, He has toured worldwide.

A bisexual, American Korean, Margaret Cho has some claim on the title of Patron Saint of Outsiders. Never less than searingly honest, she speaks to people of all persuasions, especially those that enjoy expertly constructed dick and STD jokes. Her routines blend scatological humour and social commentary in such a deft, big-hearted delivery that even her filthiest material feels like a warm hug.

Drawing on his experience of growing up in Newark, Bill Bellamy is a true story-teller, combining subtle visual comedy with astute observations. With style and panache, the quick-witted comedian draws the audience in with intelligent verbal artistry; there are no cheap shots, over-the-top rants or yawn-inducing cliches here!