Steph Tolev caught fire on the “BILL BURR PRESENTS: FRIENDS WHO KILL” Netflix Special. She’s opened for Burr on his most recent arena tour, has headlined across the country on her FILTH QUEEN Tour, and at home in LA, is a regular/favorite at The Comedy Store. A Canada native, Vulture recognized Steph as one of Toronto’s funniest exports in their annual COMEDIANS YOU SHOULD AND WILL KNOW. Steph can be seen in Bill Burr’s movie OLD DADS on Netflix, as well as in the upcoming feature DRUGSTORE JUNE. She’s been in Hulu’s THIS FOOL, Comedy Central’s CORPORATE, the Sarah Silverman produced PELASE UNDERSTAND ME, and has voiced characters on HBOMax’s 10 YEAR OLD TOM.

Erica Rhodes has appeared on ABC’s Modern Family, HBO’s Veep, Fox’s New Girl, and IFC’s Comedy Bang Bang. She was a regular panelist on Comedy Central’s @midnight and Fox’s Punchline. Her standup TV appearances include NBC’s Bring the Funny and Last Call with Carson Daly, the CW’s Howie Mandel Comedy Extravaganza, SeeSo’s The Guest List, Hulu’s Coming to the Stage, and AXS’ Live at Gotham. Erica was chosen as a New Face for the 2018 Just for Laughs Festival (Montreal) and also performed at the San Francisco Sketchfest, the Moontower Comedy Festival (Austin, TX), the Blue Whale Comedy Festival (Tulsa, OK), the Boston Comedy Festival and RIOT L.A. Fest. 
Erica starred in the ABC Digital series The Off-Season, was a semi-regular performer/writer on NPR’s A Prairie Home Companion, and a recurring character on the Audible series, Dr. Katz: The Audiobook. Her first album Sad Lemon hit #1 on the iTunes comedy charts and her first one-hour comedy special La Vie en Rhodes was shot as part of the Tribeca Drive-In Fest (at Pasadena’s famous Rose Bowl) and can now be viewed on Amazon Prime. Erica currently voices the scene-stealing character of “Dotty” in the hit Netflix animation series, A Tale Dark and Grimm. 
Bring the Funny judge Jeff Foxworthy described Erica as “the best-defined comic voice of the competition.”

Whether managing the largest family operated organic farm in the Northeast or playing a Bach piano concerto for thousands of people, Jefferson always approaches things with maximum effort.  Jefferson was born into a showbiz family and seeing the success of his uncles, Daniel McDonald (Tony Nominee, Steel Pier) and Chris McDonald (Happy Gilmore, Requiem for a Dream), Jefferson dreamed of a time where he might not have to gut chickens for a living.  But he did gut those chickens, and faster than anyone else in the world. His fingers were so lightning fast, in fact, that a music teacher asked him to close his eyes and place his hands on a keyboard and imagine he was gutting something: He started playing Mozart with a natural ease and would never stop.

From that time, music would become an important part of his life.  His two records, Memphis & Man of the Road can be heard just about anywhere music exists.

As a playwright, Jefferson has written nine plays. Two of them were even produced: JERRY LEE LEWIS VS JERRY LEE LEWIS at Playhouse Stage Co and RUMPELSTILTSKIN. JERRY LEE LEWIS VS JERRY LEE LEWIS received rave reviews from Nippertown’s Patrick White who declared the inaugural production a “thrill” that “ends explosively.”

Jefferson’s pursued his passion for acting at the Moscow Art Theatre (MXAT), with Tom Todoroff at his studio in NYC, in London with Patsy Rodenberg and holds degrees from Ithaca College and an MFA in Acting from the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training.  It is there that he worked with Andrei Malaev-Babel, whose work on Method Training techniques had a significant impact on Jefferson’s approach to character development.

At the Asolo, Michael Donald Edwards cast McDonald as Spike in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, which caused him to be featured – shirtless - in a New York Times article.  Since then, comedy and nudity have been essential trademarks for Jefferson.  In subsequent years, McDonald received critical acclaim for playing Jerry Lee Lewis in thirteen productions of the Tony Award winning musical Million Dollar Quartet. His interpretation of Jerry Lee Lewis has been described as “an unparalleled performance that defies description” (Broadwayworld) and “one of the most shockingly brilliant performances I’ve seen anywhere by anyone” (The Frenetic Peripatetic). He recently won Best Performer and Music Direction for a production of MDQ at Studio Tenn, in Franklin, TN. Jefferson hasn’t read any of these reviews, of course, and maintains a very humble disposition.

You can find Jefferson touring the world with his rock and roll band, making sketch comedy videos with his lovely girlfriend, or putting finishing touches on his new musical, THE BALLAD OF BILLY STONE WALKER.

Mark Serritella was born in Upstate New York and is the son of a secretary and a butcher. His mother probably smoked when she was pregnant, because he has almost no reaction to cigarette smoke when people light up around him... although he and his mom have never discussed this.

Mark moved away to college, graduated, became a first grade teacher and started getting on stage. He left teaching and now his time is primarily devoted to stand up, writing, producing screenplays and kicking ass.

His fans can catch him on Adam Devine's House Party on Comedy Central, AXS Gotham Comedy Live and various podcasts... some of which can be found under the 'Media' section of this very website.

Mark has done 6 tours for the troops and broken two arms while playing basketball. He can also be seen regularly at The Hollywood Improv, Comedy Store and Laugh Factory.