KT #97

His set focused on being an older student surrounded by younger classmates and yoga pants. From San Luis Obispo, he has been doing comedy for about six months. He is currently a 27-year-old student at Cal State Northridge studying television production.

Originally from Mississippi, he has lived in LA for a short time and works as a food runner at Camacho's at CityWalk. He has a thick Southern accent and a high-energy, pro-wrestler-like delivery. Tony invited him to perform at the Ice House based on this set.

A former top 40 radio DJ who now works in music licensing and publishing. This was his first time on stage since a brief, unsuccessful attempt at comedy in the 80s, he used an expensive bottle of toenail fungus medication as a prop for his set.

Originally from Ohio, he has been doing comedy for about six to eight months. He recently lost his job in international trade consulting and was noted for his aggressive, conducting-like hand gestures. He frequently performs at Flappers and open mics at The Improv.

Age 23, Latino performer who works security at the Port of LA. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy, his set involved a story about trying cocaine for the first time and how it led to him reconciling with his mother.

From Orange County, he has been doing comedy off and on since 2005 but more seriously since 2014. He performed his set using a fake Russian accent, which he admitted was based on a friend from high school. He previously worked in medical sales selling Botox.

She performed a new minute about her alcoholic father and his 'disappearing act', from Florida with a year and a half since her debut on the show in comedy. She mentioned an upcoming gig in La Jolla.

A regular known for her goofy style and observational humor regarding inanimate objects, her minute focused on the absurdity of department store mannequins and the difficulty of spelling the word 'mannequin.'. She has been building her set alongside Kimberly Congdon for over a year.