Taylor Mason's quick wit, flawless delivery and polished material make him a hit with audiences of all ages. He is a ventriloquist, musician and stand-up comedian. He has carved out a career in comedy and entertainment that has taken him around the world and into living rooms across the United States for the past 25 years. He's appeared on a myriad of television programs, YouTube videos - has won awards, played Carnegie Hall and written a book for Penguin Publishing. His experiences have taken him from the Second City Theater in Chicago to headlining gigs at every major comedy club across the country. It's impossible to put Taylor in a box - his act transcends demographics and niches. The combination of ventriloquism, music and comedy is unique to him and quite literally needs to be seen to be believed (give him a Google search to get a taste of his talents!).

Ashley Austin Morris is an Actor, Comedian, and Writer. Ashley currently plays Roxanne Hertz opposite Jesse Eisenberg and Claire Danes in FX’s Fleishman Is In Trouble and can be seen as 'Nicole' in the hit Shonda Rhimes series Inventing Anna and ‘Debbie’ in Peacock’s Perfect Match opposite Natasha Lyonne. 

Other credits include The Other Two (HBO) THE BITE, Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show (Netflix), Tommy (CBS), The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon) Prodigal Son (FOX). Ashley had a recurring role on A&E’s digital series, Think Tank, and has been featured as a guest star on Murphy Brown (CBS 2018) opposite Candace Bergen, The Big Bang Theory (CBS), The Good Wife (CBS), Desperate Housewives (ABC), Ugly Betty (ABC), and many more. She has also appeared on Divorce (HBO) opposite Sarah Jessica Parker and Molly Shannon, and The Deuce (HBO) opposite Maggie Gyllenhaal. Ashley’s film roles include a feature in Clint Eastwood’s Sully, Columbia Pictures’ Premium Rush, and Voltage Pictures’ Generation Um. You may also have heard her vocal contributions as a principal in the video game Red Dead Redemption, and Prankster Planet which was a spinoff of the revival of The Electric Company in which Ashley played Francine Carothers. Her theater credits include New World Stages in Die Mommie Die, West Side Theatre and tour of Love Loss and What I Wore (more upon
request), Williamstown Theatre Festival’s production of Romance Novels for Dummies, The Alley’s production of The Other Place, Theresa Rebeck's The Way Of The World at Folgers Shakespeare Theatre. 

Ashley’s Comedy Album Slightly Off debuted at number one on the iTunes Charts and continues to perform well. She can be seen regularly at New York Comedy Club, Gotham Comedy Club, Stand Up NY, and many more clubs and Theaters across the country. Her stand up has been featured on AXS TV’s Gotham ComedyLive.

Her writing credits include Libido Limbo (finalist young playwright’s festival) and a contributing writer for Stuffed which ran off-Broadway at the West Side Theatre.

Chris Coccia’s comedy is the perfect mix of hilarious material and in-the-moment engagement. He flows seamlessly between his act and improvised interaction with the crowd. Over 25 years performing full-time as a stand-up, Chris has honed his ability to engage with a crowd and entertain a variety of audiences. From late night shows in Vegas to early morning teambuilding breakfasts, Chris always leaves them laughing.

Outside of his headline appearances, you may have seen Chris as the opening act for performers such as: Jon Lovitz, Norm Macdonald, Dennis Miller, Dom Irrera, Chaka Kahn, Roy Clark, and Dennis DeYoung. He was the winner of the Purina Pet Comedy Competition and an invited guest performer at the American Comedy Festival. He was also invited to present his talk, “There’s No Cool in Comedy,” for TEDx at Arcadia University.

He can be heard on Sirius/XM and is a frequent guest on morning radio shows in his hometown of Philadelphia. In addition to performing, Chris shares his love of comedy in Five Minutes to Funny, an enormously popular stand-up comedy class he developed and has been teaching at the DC Improv for the last 12 years. He developed a spin-off of this class, Comedy Bootcamp, in partnership with the Armed Services Arts Partnership, which works to create community for military members through shared creative outlets. Teaching has also led to corporate speaking engagements where Chris models using humor to create better customer engagement.