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Nick Adams is an award-winning comedy writer who’s worked on BoJack Horseman, 2 Broke Girls, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, earning WGA Awards and an Emmy nomination along the way. He builds jokes that feel effortless, which usually means they weren’t. His work balances precision and absurdity, like a plan that somehow improves when it goes slightly off track.
Nick Adams
Tom O’Connor is a writer, comedian, and former punk rock guitarist who somehow went from loud clubs to anime, videogames, reality TV, and print without lowering the volume much. His credits include DC Comics, McSweeney’s, and the LA Times, which suggests authority figures occasionally trust him by mistake. His work blends sharp writing with the energy of a set performed in a back-room club that may or may not pass inspection.
Tom O'Connor
Kerry McPherson
Avery Pearson is a comedian, actor, and musician whose original comedy music has been featured on “SNL,” Broadway, Netflix, and more. He’s written and performed for “The ESPYs,” “NFL Honors,” and the Emmy-winning “Olympic Highlights with Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson.” Avery was music director and songwriter for “Historical Roasts with Jeff Ross” and Peacock’s “Back That Year Up.” On screen, he’s appeared in “Iliza’s Locals” (Hulu), “The Hall” and “Bill Burr’s Friends Who Kill” (Netflix), “Masters of Sex” (Showtime), “WYFD?” (Apple TV), and “Suits” (USA). A staple of the comedy scene, Avery tours his hit musical comedy show “Comedian Rhapsody” and produces two of LA’s top live shows: “Comedy Crush” (Hollywood Improv) and “Keys to the Store” (The Comedy Store).
Avery Pearson
Kimberly Lewis has spent years weaponizing improv and sketch into something far sharper than it should be. A longtime force at ACME Comedy Hollywood, she’s written, directed, and performed with its mainstage company while shaping the next wave of talent. Her credits include Funny You Should Ask and a steady run of live shows that reward attention and punish blinking.
Kimberly Lewis
Karen Forman is a writer and comic who’s appeared in national commercials, indie films, and NBC’s Parks & Recreation. A longtime Groundlings performer, she’s brought her stand-up to clubs and festivals nationwide and built a following with her series I’m Triggered. She also teaches improv to preschoolers, proving comedy is either instinctual… or learned very, very early.
Karen Forman
Stephanie Busey is a writer who treats structure like a polite suggestion. Her work starts organized, then slowly unravels in ways that feel both surprising and suspiciously planned. She builds jokes with control, then lets them wander just far enough to find something better. Whether that’s instinct or luck remains under investigation.
Steffanie Busey
Stefanie Kahn started as a child actor in TV, film, and theater before pivoting into writing, because eventually you want to control the lines. Her work spans performance, storytelling, and the kind of lived experience that makes comedy either better or unavoidable. She’s proof that show business doesn’t leave you, it just changes departments.
Stefanie Kahn
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Eric Charbonnel is a producer and writer who’s worked on Funny You Should Ask, Off Campus, and the Feeding America Comedy Festival. He’s spent enough time in development to know how ideas evolve, and enough time in production to know what survives. He brings structure to chaos, or at least makes the chaos look like a plan.
Eric Charbonnel
Ariel Kashanchi is a writer and comic who worked on Funny You Should Ask, which explains her commitment to answers that arrive slightly sideways. Her material blends sharp observation with emotional honesty, like a truth delivered in disguise. She builds jokes that land clean, then linger just long enough to file a complaint.
Ariel Kashanchi
Chad Fisher is a comedian and actor from South Jersey. He has zero Academy Awards. Chad Fisher hires biographers, but doesn't pay them well and expects a lot from them. He resides in Los Angeles as a renter. He has no working relationship with Judd Apatow, but couldn't you imagine that working out great?
Chad Fisher
Vanessa Graddick is a comic, writer, and producer who turned a life moment into a stand-up career and never really looked back. She’s worked behind the scenes on Funny You Should Ask, Ms. Pat Settles It, and Justice for All, while also appearing on shows like Comics Unleashed. She brings both perspective and punchlines, which is a rare and suspicious combination.
Vanessa Graddick
Darren Capozzi is a writer and comic who’s spent enough time around comedy to know which ideas survive and which ones should have been stopped earlier. With appearances tied to projects like Comics Unleashed, he builds material that starts structured, then drifts just far enough off course to feel intentional. The result is comedy that knows exactly what it’s doing, even when it pretends not to.
Daren Capozzi
Abbotabad Elementary
Pregame Comedy
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