Jenny Questell has loved to make people laugh since she was a little kid. Since then, she has gratefully opened for numerous headliners including Cristela Alonzo, Hannah Einbinder, and Jared Freid. Her comedy is clever, sarcastic, and at times, very dark. She co-produces The Living Room Show, one of the city's hottest showcases, and is the co-host of the podcast "Isn't it Romantic?" with fellow comedian Martin Phillips.

Instagram: @jennyismessy

Dom Grayer is a stand up comedian from the DMV area, His laid back and honest comedic style has quickly made him a DC favorite. He has opened for comedians such as Shane Gillis, Leonard Ouzts, and Guy Torry.

Instagram: @domgrayer

Eddie Morrison is a D.C. native who has performed standup comedy all over the metro area. His appearances include the DC Improv, the Kennedy Center, the Comedy Store, and Magooby’s Jokehouse, where he was named runner-up at the 2015 New Comedian of the Year Competition. Eddie won Comedy Kumite 15.2 (spring 2018) at the DC Improv, as well as Kumite 30 (spring 2021).

Instagram: @eddiemorrison_

Chanel Ali is a standup comedian, writer, and actress living in New York City. She hosted the Food Network digital series "Food Debate!" and was a cast member on MTV’s "Girl Code." Chanel was honored as a "New Face" at the 2019 Just for Laughs festival in Montreal, and she can be seen on the Starz series "Night Train with Wyatt Cenac" and "Laff Mobb’s Laff Tracks" on TruTV. In 2020, Chanel appeared in the CC Stand-Up/Refinery 29 series "Taking the Stage" and "Speak Up" and on the Netflix series "Dash & Lily."

Instagram: @chanelali