Chris Kattan is best known as one of the longest serving cast members on NBC’s SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. In the 8 years Chris starred in the landmark late night program, he became best known for his characters ‘Mango,’ ‘Mr Peepers,’ and one of the ‘Butabi Brothers’ opposite Will Ferrell which was such a hit that the sketch was adapted into the 1998 cult classic, NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY. Kattan went on to star in CORKY ROMANO where he plays the black sheep son in a family of mobsters and played the villain in the Malcolm D. Lee film, UNDERCOVER BROTHER, opposite Eddie Griffin. Kattan starred as a series regular in the ABC hit series, THE MIDDLE, and recently had some memorable appearances in the Adam Sandler films HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA and THE RIDICULOUS 6. Kattan trained at Los Angeles’ The Groundlings Theater and is one of its most famous alumni. He currently tours the country with his extremely popular stand-up act.
Chris Kattan is best known as one of the longest serving cast members on NBC’s SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. In the 8 years Chris starred in the landmark late night program, he became best known for his characters ‘Mango,’ ‘Mr Peepers,’ and one of the ‘Butabi Brothers’ opposite Will Ferrell which was such a hit that the sketch was adapted into the 1998 cult classic, NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY. Kattan went on to star in CORKY ROMANO where he plays the black sheep son in a family of mobsters and played the villain in the Malcolm D. Lee film, UNDERCOVER BROTHER, opposite Eddie Griffin. Kattan starred as a series regular in the ABC hit series, THE MIDDLE, and recently had some memorable appearances in the Adam Sandler films HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA and THE RIDICULOUS 6. Kattan trained at Los Angeles’ The Groundlings Theater and is one of its most famous alumni. He currently tours the country with his extremely popular stand-up act.
The bi-coastal phenomenon returns to Connecticut! As seen on Comedy Central, "Roast Battle" has become a staple of the New York Comedy Club as the most ruthless and hilarious joke writers in comedy take the stage. Two comedians enter, one leaves hilariously humiliated. Now the best of the worst come to Stamford for an anything-goes, no holds barred, "do not bring your kids" event.
Stand-up comedian recognized for a distinctive stage presence combining nervous charm, sharp observational humor, and personal storytelling centered on living with cerebral palsy. Rapidly emerging as a nationally touring performer with strong digital audience engagement. Performed at nationally recognized festivals including the Limestone Comedy Festival, Nashville Comedy Festival, West End Comedy Festival, and Rip City Comedy Festival. • Featured on Netflix Is a Joke Radio (SiriusXM).
Felipe Esparza is a stand-up comedian and actor known for his unfiltered, observational humor that draws from his life experiences. Born in Sinaloa, Mexico, and raised in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, Esparza has built a reputation for his raw, relatable storytelling, often reflecting on his upbringing, cultural identity, and personal struggles. His ability to find humor in the everyday has made him a favorite among audiences from all walks of life.His rise to prominence came after winning Last Comic Standing in 2010, propelling him onto the national stage. Since then, he has released several acclaimed comedy specials, including They’re Not Gonna Laugh at You (2012), Translate This (2017), and Bad Decisions (2020) (aka Malas Decisiones), which made history as a bilingual Netflix special performed as separate English and Spanish versions. His most recent special, Raging Fool, debuted on Netflix in 2025, further cementing his status as a top-tier stand-up comedian.Beyond the stage, Esparza has appeared in numerous television series, including Superstore, The Eric Andre Show, and Gentefied. He also hosts What’s Up Fool?, a popular comedy podcast running since 2014, where he shares behind-the-scenes stories, interviews interesting guests, and connects with fans on a deeper level. His comedic approach, often self-deprecating yet insightful, resonates with audiences worldwide.In addition to his career, Esparza shares his journey with his wife and producing partner, Lesa O’Daniel Esparza, who has played a key role in shaping his stand-up specials and projects. Together, they have worked behind the scenes to bring his unique comedic voice to the forefront.Felipe Esparza continues to tour extensively, bringing his signature brand of humor to sold-out venues across the country. Whether performing in English or Spanish, his performances deliver the kind of laughter that sticks with audiences long after the show ends.
Felipe Esparza is a stand-up comedian and actor known for his unfiltered, observational humor that draws from his life experiences. Born in Sinaloa, Mexico, and raised in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, Esparza has built a reputation for his raw, relatable storytelling, often reflecting on his upbringing, cultural identity, and personal struggles. His ability to find humor in the everyday has made him a favorite among audiences from all walks of life.His rise to prominence came after winning Last Comic Standing in 2010, propelling him onto the national stage. Since then, he has released several acclaimed comedy specials, including They’re Not Gonna Laugh at You (2012), Translate This (2017), and Bad Decisions (2020) (aka Malas Decisiones), which made history as a bilingual Netflix special performed as separate English and Spanish versions. His most recent special, Raging Fool, debuted on Netflix in 2025, further cementing his status as a top-tier stand-up comedian.Beyond the stage, Esparza has appeared in numerous television series, including Superstore, The Eric Andre Show, and Gentefied. He also hosts What’s Up Fool?, a popular comedy podcast running since 2014, where he shares behind-the-scenes stories, interviews interesting guests, and connects with fans on a deeper level. His comedic approach, often self-deprecating yet insightful, resonates with audiences worldwide.In addition to his career, Esparza shares his journey with his wife and producing partner, Lesa O’Daniel Esparza, who has played a key role in shaping his stand-up specials and projects. Together, they have worked behind the scenes to bring his unique comedic voice to the forefront.Felipe Esparza continues to tour extensively, bringing his signature brand of humor to sold-out venues across the country. Whether performing in English or Spanish, his performances deliver the kind of laughter that sticks with audiences long after the show ends.
Felipe Esparza is a stand-up comedian and actor known for his unfiltered, observational humor that draws from his life experiences. Born in Sinaloa, Mexico, and raised in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, Esparza has built a reputation for his raw, relatable storytelling, often reflecting on his upbringing, cultural identity, and personal struggles. His ability to find humor in the everyday has made him a favorite among audiences from all walks of life.His rise to prominence came after winning Last Comic Standing in 2010, propelling him onto the national stage. Since then, he has released several acclaimed comedy specials, including They’re Not Gonna Laugh at You (2012), Translate This (2017), and Bad Decisions (2020) (aka Malas Decisiones), which made history as a bilingual Netflix special performed as separate English and Spanish versions. His most recent special, Raging Fool, debuted on Netflix in 2025, further cementing his status as a top-tier stand-up comedian.Beyond the stage, Esparza has appeared in numerous television series, including Superstore, The Eric Andre Show, and Gentefied. He also hosts What’s Up Fool?, a popular comedy podcast running since 2014, where he shares behind-the-scenes stories, interviews interesting guests, and connects with fans on a deeper level. His comedic approach, often self-deprecating yet insightful, resonates with audiences worldwide.In addition to his career, Esparza shares his journey with his wife and producing partner, Lesa O’Daniel Esparza, who has played a key role in shaping his stand-up specials and projects. Together, they have worked behind the scenes to bring his unique comedic voice to the forefront.Felipe Esparza continues to tour extensively, bringing his signature brand of humor to sold-out venues across the country. Whether performing in English or Spanish, his performances deliver the kind of laughter that sticks with audiences long after the show ends.
Felipe Esparza is a stand-up comedian and actor known for his unfiltered, observational humor that draws from his life experiences. Born in Sinaloa, Mexico, and raised in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, Esparza has built a reputation for his raw, relatable storytelling, often reflecting on his upbringing, cultural identity, and personal struggles. His ability to find humor in the everyday has made him a favorite among audiences from all walks of life.His rise to prominence came after winning Last Comic Standing in 2010, propelling him onto the national stage. Since then, he has released several acclaimed comedy specials, including They’re Not Gonna Laugh at You (2012), Translate This (2017), and Bad Decisions (2020) (aka Malas Decisiones), which made history as a bilingual Netflix special performed as separate English and Spanish versions. His most recent special, Raging Fool, debuted on Netflix in 2025, further cementing his status as a top-tier stand-up comedian.Beyond the stage, Esparza has appeared in numerous television series, including Superstore, The Eric Andre Show, and Gentefied. He also hosts What’s Up Fool?, a popular comedy podcast running since 2014, where he shares behind-the-scenes stories, interviews interesting guests, and connects with fans on a deeper level. His comedic approach, often self-deprecating yet insightful, resonates with audiences worldwide.In addition to his career, Esparza shares his journey with his wife and producing partner, Lesa O’Daniel Esparza, who has played a key role in shaping his stand-up specials and projects. Together, they have worked behind the scenes to bring his unique comedic voice to the forefront.Felipe Esparza continues to tour extensively, bringing his signature brand of humor to sold-out venues across the country. Whether performing in English or Spanish, his performances deliver the kind of laughter that sticks with audiences long after the show ends.
Charles McBee is a New York comedian by way of Toledo, Ohio, bringing big laughs with sharp, culture-driven comedy that hits home. A WGA Award–nominated writer, he’s worked on the MTV Video Music Awards, the Golden Globes, and served as Head Writer for Comedy Central’s Hell of a Week, hosted by Charlamagne Tha God and executive produced by Stephen Colbert. Over the past few years, Charles has built a strong following online with his hilarious takes on nostalgia, relationships, and the everyday moments we all recognize. Now, he’s taking it to the next level, recording his very first comedy special. And you'll want to be in the room for it.
Charles McBee is a New York comedian by way of Toledo, Ohio, bringing big laughs with sharp, culture-driven comedy that hits home. A WGA Award–nominated writer, he’s worked on the MTV Video Music Awards, the Golden Globes, and served as Head Writer for Comedy Central’s Hell of a Week, hosted by Charlamagne Tha God and executive produced by Stephen Colbert. Over the past few years, Charles has built a strong following online with his hilarious takes on nostalgia, relationships, and the everyday moments we all recognize. Now, he’s taking it to the next level, recording his very first comedy special. And you'll want to be in the room for it.
Robby Slowik is a stand-up comic, TV writer, and podcast host based in New York City. He is currently a Staff Writer for "The Problem with Jon Stewart" on Apple TV+ and he appears regularly as a correspondent on the podcast of the same name. Robby has performed stand-up on "Conan" (TV!), and his album, "Live Near Carnegie Hall" (available to stream wherever you do your streaming), plays frequently on SiriusXM. He performs regularly in New York City and headlines across the country.
Emil Wakim is a stand up comedian, writer, and actor based in Brooklyn, New York. Emil made history as the first Lebanese-American cast member of Saturday Night Live, where his stand-out Weekend Update appearances earned him international acclaim during SNL’s milestone 50th season. Emil has also been seen on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Don’t Tell Comedy, and Comedy Central. He was selected as a New Face of Comedy at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal and was named one of Vulture’s Comedians You Should and Will Know.
