Evan Davis gained momentum in San Francisco establishing himself as a headlining comedian in the Bay Area. He became a finalist in San Francisco's hotly contested Tenth Annual Comedy Competition and attracted the attention of Hollywood's talent purveyors. Davis was invited onto Ed McMahon's syndicated show, "Star Search," where he made eight appearances, including the finals. He has since made over forty television appearances, including "Evening at the Improv", the Fox network's "Comic Strip Live", and PBS's "Comedy Tonight". Most recently, Evan was seen as a regular performer on NBC's "Tonight Show with Jay Leno". He is a frequent headliner at the "Comedy and Magic Club" in Hermosa Beach, and is the founder of a comedy writing consortium called Headwriters.
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Del Van Dyke emerged from the San Francisco comedy scene in the 80’s and quickly became a fixture on the nightclub circuit. The winner of several major comedy competitions, he has headlined across the U.S., appeared on network and cable television, performed with musical acts such at The Pointer Sisters and The Neville Brothers, and entertained our armed forces serving overseas. Del is currently performing at nightclubs and corporate events, as well as teaching his popular comedy classes in Sacramento, CA. Whether you prefer your comedy spicy or mild, Del can light up the room for you.
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Rodger Lizaola left his small town at the age of 23 to pursue a career in stand up comedy. He landed in Seattle, Washington from Gilroy, California where he was given his first shot at the world famous Comedy Underground. His unique comedy style keeps audiences laughing throughout the show. He has opened for Alonzo Bodden, Chris Brown and Black Eyed Peas to name a few.
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Willie Tyler began his career at the age of ten performing in Detroit, Michigan. While still in grade school he took a correspondence ventriloquist course found in a Popular Mechanics magazine ad. Between school and delivering newspapers, Willie found time to perform in variety shows and talent contests. After four years in the U.S. Air Force, Willie returned to Detroit and a few years later signed with the Motown Record Corporation. Willie and his wooden friend Lester toured with all the Motown greats like Smokey Robinson & the Miracles, The Supremes, The Temptations and more for 8 years. The team’s TV credits are impressive including appearances on “Late Show with David Letterman”, “Primetime Country” and “Jimmy Kimmell Live” to name a few.
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An award-winning comic, writer, director and syndicated TV series host, Don Barnhart was nominated Best Comedian in Las Vegas for 2009, and won the American Idol Comedy Contest grand prize in 2007. This Vegas resident is fast making a name for himself as the opening act for comic pal Louie Anderson when he’s not headlining his own shows at The Improv, LA Comedy Club or Bonkers. He has shared the stage with comedy legends including Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Tim Allen, Robin Williams, and Jim Carrey. He has also appeared on comedy shows featured on NBC, Comedy Central and MTV.
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Mark Carlile is known to his fans as "The Hall Monitor of Life" and has delighted audiences with his brand of geeky humor for over 12 years, covering topics such as childhood, family, and dating. He performs Stand Up Comedy all over the country. Carlile has also competed in the San Francisco Comedy Competition, and performs regularly in the Los Angeles area at clubs including The Ice House, The Comedy Store, and The Laugh Factory.
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