Paris Sashay is a powerhouse comedienne, actor, and producer hailing from Washington, DC. With the command of a seasoned storyteller, she turns even the most everyday moments into epic, laugh-out-loud adventures. From the Howard Theatre and The Kennedy Center to The Comedy Store, Caroline’s on Broadway, and BET, Paris has left her mark.

Liza Treyger is a stand-up comic who was most recently seen recurring in the Netflix series Survival of the Thickest. Liza most proud is that she regularly performs at The Comedy Cellar in New York and The Comedy Store in California. Liza has Netflix and Comedy Central half hour specials and has appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Chelsea Lately, @Midnight, Lights Out with David Spade, This is Not Happening, Horace and Pete, and many more fun programs! Liza was featured on Variety’s 2017 TOP 10 COMICS TO WATCH list.

Jo Sunday is a Brooklyn-based writer, actor, comedian—and soon-to-be your new favorite person. A rising star with serious heat, Jo was just named one of the New Faces of Comedy*at the 2025 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. Weaving through sex, religion, and their experience as a Ghanaian immigrant, Jo’s stand-up is a sharp, lyrical meditation on the little lies we tell just to survive—served with a wink and a sucker punch.

Jane Condon once dubbed “an upper-crust Roseanne” by the Associated Press—has performed on The View, The Today Show, and the series finale of 24. She was named Audience Favorite (New York) on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, is the pro winner of the Ladies of Laughter contest, and won the 2019 She-Devil Comedy Festival.

Lea’h Sampson is a stand-up comedian, writer, actress, and proud wig mom. She’s appeared on The Tamron Hall Show, Netflix, Comedy Central, and Peacock, and has toured alongside comedy titans like Bill Burr, Tim Dillon, Julio Iglesias, and Michael Blackson. Lea’h was named a "Comic to Watch" by The Austin Chronicle and a "Creator to Watch" by the New York Comedy Festival. Her Don't Tell Comedy set has hit over 1 million views. Catch her breakthrough 30-minute special in Hartbeat’s Newcomers, presented by Kevin Hart.

Gale A. Brewer (born September 6, 1951) is a beloved Democratic powerhouse in New York City politics with a career as animated as she is. She currently serves on the New York City Council representing Manhattan’s 6th District—a seat she also held from 2002 to 2013—and previously served as the 27th Borough President of Manhattan from 2014 to 2021. Known not just for her policy chops but for her quick wit and comedic timing, Gale is a true artist in the political arena—equal parts public servant and stand-up spirit.

Kids Breaking League is a dynamic and engaging dance program designed for NYC youth, centered around the artistry and athleticism of Breaking (also known as Breakdance). This high-energy program fosters creativity, confidence, and community through movement. The program is led by Kid Glyde, a respected figure in the global breakin’ community and the head of the Judges Evaluation Team for the Olympic Breaking Committee.