Born and bred in the Bronx, Adrienne Iapalucci’s skewed look on life is reflected in her unique brand of intelligent comedy. Her dark sense of humor is enhanced by her political incorrectness and counteracted by her love of dogs.

Comedy fans might recognize Adrienne from her performances as a semifinalist on season 7 of NBC’s Last Comic Standing and her recent appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman.   In 2009, Adrienne won the first ever People’s Choice award at the New York Comedy Festival. She was also a semifinalist in the festival's New York Funniest Stand-Up Contest and a runner-up in the New York Underground Comdy Festival’s Best of the Boroughs contest.   Adrienne has been featured in the Daily News, New York Times, Reader’s Digest, and TimeOut NY magazine. In 2010 Adrienne made her international debut as part of Montreal’s Just For Laughs Festival, where she took part in “New Faces.”   Adrienne can be seen touring comedy clubs and colleges around the country.

Michael Brigante is a native New Yorker... and it shows. The oft-politically incorrect comedian, writer and poker player has written for televised award shows (such as the American Music Awards, Showtime's AVN Awards, NBC's iHeartRadio Awards, & Spike TV's Scream Awards) and has contributed to feature films such as Rob Zombie's The Lords Of Salem . 

"I'll hapily perform in any venue that will have me... although, if you're venue is close to a pizza place, that's a huge plus!"

Phil Valentine is a Bronx based stand-up comedian who has been making his rounds since 2015. Phil’s background in education and teaching gives him a fresh and funny look at the world around. Any night of the week you can catch Phil performing in one of the five boroughs’ top comedy clubs. In 2017 he was featured in The Meadowlands Comedy Festival Phil and his weekly show, Cross the Bridge Comedy, have been featured in The Brooklyn Paper and The Riverdale Press.