One of the most popular comics on today's circuit, it's rather hard to imagine Koy starting off in a humble Las Vegas coffee shop way back in 1994. As a regular panelist on Chelsea Lately's late-night show, he's won over audiences with his own eclectic brand of observational comedy, often stemming from family for inspiration and more often than not, his young son!

First discovered by Carlos Mencia at his live show after noticing him in the audience, the young Williams was invited on stage to contribute to the show, to huge applause. Regularly making references and jokes concerning his dwarfism, Williams displays a brazen attitude towards subjects including disability, relationships, sex, and race, attracting new audiences with every appearance.

The only white performer to host the prestigious BET Comic View, blue-eyed Owen has entertained audiences with appearances in dozens of movies and TV specials including 'Think Like A Man', its sequel with Kevin Hart and many more. Delivering a hilarious barbed stand-up routine that centers on family, race, gender, and politics, Owens is an unconventional comic voice in the black community, a role he wholeheartedly embraces!

No script, no safety net, no two nights ever the same! Whose Live Anyway (originally called A Night of Improv) first appeared in 1999 when it sold out two shows in under three hours to very enthusiastic crowds in Vancouver. Following its initial success, Whose Line Executive Producer and star Ryan Stiles expanded the number of appearances of the show to include many major cities in the Western USA and Canada where it remains a constant sell-out and top choice comedy night out!

Actor/comedian Martin started the 21st century off with a bang. He began his career performing stand-up at venues such as The Improv before moving into television, with an early acting role in What's Happening Now!!. He rose to major prominence after co-creating and starring in the hit Fox sitcom Martin, which established him as a leading figure in American comedy.

A sinfully funny night of interactive comedy - part stand-up routine, part comedy theater and part catechism class where you're expected to participate, or FACE THE WRATH! Only kidding. The show itself is a form of participatory theatre where the only person on stage is an actress playing the nun and is designed to help fund retired nuns in the US for whom the Catholic Church opted out of providing social security. Get your uniforms and books out for class, and prepare to laugh the night away!