Jason Stuart is of the most prolific character actors as well as an outrageous openly gay stand up comedian. Best known for his supporting role in The Birth of A Nation by filmmaker Nate Parker, stars in the indie drama Hank, the action film Abducted on Showtime, and his new Amazon series, Smothered. Jason also has appeared in the award-winning films Tangerine, Love is Strange, Gia with Kindergarten Cop and Vegas Vacation. He has had TV guest roles on Goliath, Swedish Dicks, Love (Judd Apatow), Sleepy Hollow, Real Rob, Entourage, The Closer, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, House, Everybody Hates Chris, George Lopez, Will & Grace, Charmed, and as “Dr. Thomas" on My Wife and Kids. As a stand up comic you have laughed with him on Gotham Comedy Live, Red Eye, One Night Stand Up, Wisecrack, Comics Unleashed and his own comedy special Making It to The Middle and his autobiography Shut Up, I’m Talking! and his new comedy album I’m The Daddy and I Have Candy. www.JasonStuart.com

Vijai Nathan is an Indian-American comedian and storyteller making people laugh across America & internationally too! Vijai's stories have been featured on NPR’s Snap Judgment and Invisibila Live. She's a contributing writer for The Washington Post Magazine’s Date Lab. Vijai has toured with her one-woman comedy shows: Good Girls Don’t, But Indian Girls Do, Woman On Top, and McGoddess. She recently debuted her new show, I'm Not Racist, But... in March 2021 and plans to tour with it in 2022. Vijai has performed throughout the U.S. and was featured at festivals in Montreal, Singapore, South Africa, London, and Trinidad. She has the honor of being one of the few South Asian artists to be invited to perform at the Kennedy Center, Smithsonian, Library of Congress & Constitution Hall in Washington D.C. Vijai's humor springs from her experiences of growing up as a "foreigner" in America - despite the fact she was born and raised in a suburb of Washington D.C. She lovingly and hilariously talks about growing up as an Indian in America, dating, cultural clashes with her parents, and the racism she dealt with as a child and now as a comedian. You can catch Vijai on an episode of Netflix's Lady Dynamite, starring comedy legend Maria Bamford, and in the film Meet the Patels, an Oprah Magazine pick that Variety calls "Sharp" & "Riotously Funny." www.VijaiComedy.com

Dan St. Paul has been chronicling his life on stage for 30 years. After turning 50, he discovered his body changing (“I’m a cylinder now. I can wear a belt anywhere on my body.”), his memory faulty (“I have eight pair of reading glasses and I have no idea where they are.”), and dealing with a lazy teenager (“I have a bumper sticker that says ‘My Son’s Just Getting By At Hillsdale High.’”) Instead of sitting home and stewing about, he's touring the country with "What's Funny After 50?" Dan has been a national headlining comedian at some of the top comedy clubs in the country. He has appeared on NBC, ABC, FOX, Comedy Central, A&E, and VH-1. Dan has also opened for such celebrities as Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno, Ringo Starr, Natalie Cole, Hall and Oates, Vince Gill, Clint Black, and even the San Francisco Symphony (“I knew them when they were just a garage band.”) His “The First Baseball Game” is one of the most requested comedy pieces on the syndicated Bob and Tom Radio Show. DanStPaul.com

Arline Geduldig, mother of San Francisco comedian Lisa Geduldig, is a Florida-based budding stand up comedian who took to the (virtual) stage for the first time in July on her daughter’s Zoom comedy show, Lockdown Comedy. Arline grew up in Brooklyn, raised her kids on Long Island, and retired to Florida, as is Jewish law. She offers her keen observations on aging, hearing aids, and hot young firemen and reminisces about her first kiss. Arline, who recently turned 90 years young, has always been funny, and it was time for her to take the stage.

Lisa Geduldig is a San Francisco-based comedian and comedy producer who is most known for her annual comedy tradition Kung Pao Kosher Comedy™ — Jewish comedy on Christmas in a Chinese Restaurant, which celebrated its 28th year last December (albeit in Cyberspace). Before the pandemic, Lisa had been running a monthly decade-long comedy show at El Rio in San Francisco where her comedy career began 30 years ago. Lisa also does freelance arts PR in both English and Spanish…again when there’s not a pandemic.