Hits & Giggles is a rock/pop/comedy duo composed of Rick D’Elia and Adam Stone. Their show combines stand-up comedy, inane banter, music, and song parodies that draw upon material from the 1960’s right up to present day.

Cork Proctor comedian, actor, emcee, game show host, and master roaster – Cork Proctor has an encyclopedic memory for names, details, and places that enable him to engage audience members on current affairs and pertinent subjects. Cork was dubbed by former Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill, Jr., “Roastmaster General Of The United States.” You’ve seen Cork Proctor in guest shots of the TV shows, “Vegas,” “Crime Story,” and “McMillan And Wife.” He’s also appeared in movies; “The Gauntlet” with Clint Eastwood, “Forces Of Evil” with Lloyd Bridges, and “Bennie And Barnie” with George Gobel and Jack Cassidy.

Jimmy Shubert has built an impressive resume as an actor, both in film and on television. As a comedian, he is recognized as one of the most successful comedians working today, headlining comedy clubs, casinos, and theaters across the country.

Jimmy Graham is the ‘Roundboy’ of Comedy! This real life, high-energy husband and father of four has a stage presence that pulls the audience in and bear hugs them! His unique observational comedy touches on everyday life experiences that everyone can relate to. A native of southern New Jersey, Jimmy’s strong South Philly-influenced accent is a treat to listen to. Setting foot on the stage for the first time in February 2001, within five years Jimmy was headlining clubs, theaters, and casinos all across the country. Jimmy became an original member of ‘The Murderers Row Show,’ a comedy troupe that includes members of Howard Stern’s radio show such as KC Armstrong, Jim Florentine, and The Reverend Bob Levy.

Thomas Dale is a Native New Yorker … Long Island to be exact. Thomas Dales’ comedy can be described as edgy, direct, and most of all truthful.

Formerly a wise-cracking waitress from Pasadena, Texas, Thea Vidale now serves up raw comedy to audiences the world over. An imposing stage presence, she tempers hard-edged material with a warmth and honesty that’s made her connect with crowds in America, Europe, Australia, and the Caribbean.

RC Smith is known in the television and comedy industry as one of the best warm-up men in the business. A truly great warm-up comic can jump-start an audience from nothing to something and has to do it right from the start.

Uncle Floyd began his career in show business as a child, dancing at the 1964 World's Fair in New York and at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City. As a high school student he was being groomed by dance and piano instructors to pursue careers in those fields.

Larry Reeb is a veteran, Chicago-based comedian whose more familiar moniker is “Uncle Lar,” which he not only calls himself onstage, but that’s also what comic colleagues and longtime fans call him – and for everyone who says it, the nickname is a term of endearment with tongue placed firmly in cheek. A slice of irony on wry.

Joe Moffa is a blue-collar native New York guy. His straight-talking, unique style of comedy is both direct and to the point.

Comedian/actor/writer Tommy Savitt has made his biggest mark spending the past decade performing stand-up for the United States military and its allies. Tommy’s journey to bring laughter to those who sacrifice for our country has taken him to Air Force, Army, and Naval bases throughout the world.