Ariel Elias is a comedian living in New York City. Growing up, this Kentucky Jew made everyone laugh at her bat mitzvah, and the rest is history. Today, her comedy is a fun mesh of unique, personal stories mixed with witty and wry observations. Described as “a sly young comic from Kentucky” by the "New York Times", Ariel has also been featured in "Rolling Stone", the "Washington Post", and on "Good Morning America". As a traveling stand up comedian, she has performed on the set of the "Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and was named a “New Face” at the 2021 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. After catching Jimmy Kimmel’s attention with a viral stand-up clip that displayed her cool, calm, and hilarious composure, he invited Ariel to make her late night television debut on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" In the same week she also appeared for an interview on the daytime talk show, "Sherri". When not performing or writing, she’s probably petting a dog or struggling through a puzzle.
Lil Mo is a nationally touring stand-up comedian with a blue-collar edge, an unmistakable New York voice, and a style that is about as New York as they come. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, he turns real life into big laughs, from jobsite chaos and family stories to marriage, fatherhood, and the neighborhood characters everyone recognizes. Fast, honest, and unfiltered, a Lil Mo show feels like hanging with the funniest guy on the block. Leave ya feelings at home, but make sure ya bring ya wallet!
Lil Mo is a nationally touring stand-up comedian with a blue-collar edge, an unmistakable New York voice, and a style that is about as New York as they come. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, he turns real life into big laughs, from jobsite chaos and family stories to marriage, fatherhood, and the neighborhood characters everyone recognizes. Fast, honest, and unfiltered, a Lil Mo show feels like hanging with the funniest guy on the block. Leave ya feelings at home, but make sure ya bring ya wallet!
Lil Mo is a nationally touring stand-up comedian with a blue-collar edge, an unmistakable New York voice, and a style that is about as New York as they come. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, he turns real life into big laughs, from jobsite chaos and family stories to marriage, fatherhood, and the neighborhood characters everyone recognizes. Fast, honest, and unfiltered, a Lil Mo show feels like hanging with the funniest guy on the block. Leave ya feelings at home, but make sure ya bring ya wallet!
Lil Mo is a nationally touring stand-up comedian with a blue-collar edge, an unmistakable New York voice, and a style that is about as New York as they come. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, he turns real life into big laughs, from jobsite chaos and family stories to marriage, fatherhood, and the neighborhood characters everyone recognizes. Fast, honest, and unfiltered, a Lil Mo show feels like hanging with the funniest guy on the block. Leave ya feelings at home, but make sure ya bring ya wallet!
Ahamed Weinberg is a comedian, writer, actor, and director from Philadelphia. He served as Story Editor on Ramy Youssef's A24/Amazon animated series, "#1 Happy Family USA," and Netflix's upcoming series "GOLF." He created, directed, and starred in the new Stapleview digital series "45 Years Later" and did the same for Comedy Central's "Ahamed's Ramadan Diary." He created and co-directed the digital series "Please Understand Me," executive produced by Sarah Silverman, and his short film, "Lovebirds," premiered on Amazon Prime. As an actor, he recently portrayed himself in the Emmy award-winning series "Hacks." Before that, he recurred on Crave's "Late Bloomer" and HBO's "Insecure." Ahamed has performed on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" and "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," and he was featured in TimeOut LA's "Comics to Watch" and Vulture's "20 Comics to Watch." His online presence is substantial, with millions of views across stand-up clips, Don't Tell Comedy, and Comedy Central sets. He frequently opens for Shane Gillis and Hasan Minhaj in sold-out stadiums across America. Ahamed has also appeared on "The Eric Andre Show" and the 2025 revival of TBS' "The Joe Schmo Show." He currently resides in Brooklyn.
Zar the Star is a New York City-based stand-up comedian and content creator whose sharp wit, bold storytelling, spot-on impressions and unfiltered takes on socio-politics have made her one of the most refreshing new voices in comedy. Born in Tajikistan to an Afghan father and raised in Toronto, Zar brings her rich cultural background and Muslim identity into every punchline with humor that’s as bold as it is deeply personal. Her comedy draws from life as a refugee, a woman of color, and a chronic overthinker delivering jokes that cut deep and land hard. With nearly 1,000,000 followers across all social platforms, Zar has built a loyal audience through viral prank calls, fearless stand-up clips, and chaotic character sketches. From exposing scam callers to breaking down generational trauma with humor, Zar’s comedy is honest, disruptive, and wildly entertaining. Whether she’s roasting her ex or clowning the internet, she doesn’t just make people laugh – she makes them feel seen.
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.
Francis Ellis is a comedian, actor, personality and writer who currently works at Barstool Sports and can be seen in the Netflix series "Tires" with Shane Gillis. Francis co-hosts Son of a Boy Dad Podcast alongside Lil Sasquatch (aka Harry Settel) and battle rap world champion Adam Ferrone, and has appeared on Don't Tell Comedy and the sketch comedy series Gilly and Keeves. If you're wondering where he went to college, he'll happily tell you: Harvard. He performs most nights in New York and has also performed in China, Australia, Sweden, British Columbia, and across the United States. Francis often incorporates his satirical keyboard songs in his act. He is known for his dry, dark sense of humor. He resides in Dumbo, Brooklyn, when he's not reducing audiences to tears of laughter and shame.
Francis Ellis is a comedian, actor, personality and writer who currently works at Barstool Sports and can be seen in the Netflix series "Tires" with Shane Gillis. Francis co-hosts Son of a Boy Dad Podcast alongside Lil Sasquatch (aka Harry Settel) and battle rap world champion Adam Ferrone, and has appeared on Don't Tell Comedy and the sketch comedy series Gilly and Keeves. If you're wondering where he went to college, he'll happily tell you: Harvard. He performs most nights in New York and has also performed in China, Australia, Sweden, British Columbia, and across the United States. Francis often incorporates his satirical keyboard songs in his act. He is known for his dry, dark sense of humor. He resides in Dumbo, Brooklyn, when he's not reducing audiences to tears of laughter and shame.
Francis Ellis is a comedian, actor, personality and writer who currently works at Barstool Sports and can be seen in the Netflix series "Tires" with Shane Gillis. Francis co-hosts Son of a Boy Dad Podcast alongside Lil Sasquatch (aka Harry Settel) and battle rap world champion Adam Ferrone, and has appeared on Don't Tell Comedy and the sketch comedy series Gilly and Keeves. If you're wondering where he went to college, he'll happily tell you: Harvard. He performs most nights in New York and has also performed in China, Australia, Sweden, British Columbia, and across the United States. Francis often incorporates his satirical keyboard songs in his act. He is known for his dry, dark sense of humor. He resides in Dumbo, Brooklyn, when he's not reducing audiences to tears of laughter and shame.
Francis Ellis is a comedian, actor, personality and writer who currently works at Barstool Sports and can be seen in the Netflix series "Tires" with Shane Gillis. Francis co-hosts Son of a Boy Dad Podcast alongside Lil Sasquatch (aka Harry Settel) and battle rap world champion Adam Ferrone, and has appeared on Don't Tell Comedy and the sketch comedy series Gilly and Keeves. If you're wondering where he went to college, he'll happily tell you: Harvard. He performs most nights in New York and has also performed in China, Australia, Sweden, British Columbia, and across the United States. Francis often incorporates his satirical keyboard songs in his act. He is known for his dry, dark sense of humor. He resides in Dumbo, Brooklyn, when he's not reducing audiences to tears of laughter and shame.
Francis Ellis is a comedian, actor, personality and writer who currently works at Barstool Sports and can be seen in the Netflix series "Tires" with Shane Gillis. Francis co-hosts Son of a Boy Dad Podcast alongside Lil Sasquatch (aka Harry Settel) and battle rap world champion Adam Ferrone, and has appeared on Don't Tell Comedy and the sketch comedy series Gilly and Keeves. If you're wondering where he went to college, he'll happily tell you: Harvard. He performs most nights in New York and has also performed in China, Australia, Sweden, British Columbia, and across the United States. Francis often incorporates his satirical keyboard songs in his act. He is known for his dry, dark sense of humor. He resides in Dumbo, Brooklyn, when he's not reducing audiences to tears of laughter and shame.
