LizaBanks Campagna is a comedian and resident young person. After getting on stage for the first time when she was 13, LizaBanks has been a stalwart in the DC Comedy Scene. She’s been featured in the Washington City Paper, Washington Post and even US Lacrosse Magazine, but that was for a different thing. LizaBanks just filmed her first half-hour special "23 and Me" that is set to be released on YouTube later this year.

Tyler Horvath is a stand-up comedian based in New York City. His laid-back observational style has been making people laugh around the country for the better part of a decade, and his standup clips have attracted more than 80,000 followers and over 25 million views on Instagram and TikTok. Tyler was selected as a featured performer at the 2022 Flyover Comedy Festival. He has opened for Tim Dillon, Geoffrey Asmus, Gilbert Gottfried, Robert Kelly, and Paul Virzi, among others.

Instagram: @tylerjhorvath

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

Jamal Russell is a D.C. based comedian who has been doing comedy for six years. Jamal has performed at the Ice House in L.A., Caroline's on Broadway, the Milwaukee comedy festival, the Motor City comedy festival and the Boston comedy festival. Jamal won Comedy Kumite 32 (winter 2022) at the DC Improv, and he was a finalist at Comedy Kumite XL (summer 2023).

Instagram: @laughwithjamal