JILL BOURQUE has performed her unique style of improvisational stand-up comedy in nightclubs, festivals, and theaters all over the world. The San Francisco Examiner says her “immediate and intimate improv resonates.” Bourque is the creator and host of the international smash improv show, How We First Met, called “amazing and addictive” by the San Francisco Bay Guardian, and a “riotous and rare treat” by Listen & Be Heard Magazine. (more)
BRENT WEINBACH is the winner of the 2007 Andy Kaufman Award, a coveted prize given to promising performers with the potential to impact the evolving culture of comedy. The East Bay Express said, “Weinbach’s comedy is about poaching characters from real life and inhabiting them that you forget who you’re watching onstage.” (more)
MOSHE KASHER won the prestigious “Best of the Fest” this past summer at the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival. The San Francisco Examiner says he “displays a fiery frustration and agile, confident showcase of his neuroses.” And Punchline magazine says Moshe “has a powerful comedic voice and amazingly wide range.” (more)