Comedic Variety Show!

Jessica Delfino is a critically acclaimed and award winning comedic musician who has performed her funny, feminist music all over the world. Called “Lower East Side’s Queen of Obscene” by The Village Voice and awarded a “Voice Choice” Award for “Best Guitar Slinging Comedian”, the “ECNY Best Comedic Musician” award, and a finalist in the Andy Kaufman Award, Jessica has appeared on Good Morning America, the Russell Brand radio show, The Dr. Demento Show, Jackie The Jokeman’s Joke Hunt, the historic Loose Ends Programme on BBC4, at the infamous Reading and Leeds Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Fest, Dublin Comedy Festival, on Fox News Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld, on SiriusXM, on stage with Weird Al Yankovic in the Apocalypse Tour and much more. Jessica has also written songs for the “What Would Jesus Buy?” feature film produced by Morgan Spurlock, and regularly performs at NYC’s best music and comedy venues. She’s a viral video star at YouTube.com/JessDelfino. Jessica is the host of the annual NY Funny Songs Festival. Visit her@JessicaDelfino or find her on Facebook.com/JessicaDelfinoNYC.

Ben Kirschenbaum is a New York stand-up comedian and writer who currently lives ten blocks away from where he grew up. In his early twenties, he mustered up the courage to move to Chicago to pursue his dream of performing at Second City. Once he discovered that improv repels women, Ben moved back to his hometown. He’s written for MTV, Clickhole, and seriouslyTV. Ben performs all over New York and headlines across the country.

Denny More is a COMIC-MAGICIAN/MENTALIST/HYPNOTIST. A professional performer for more than forty years, Denny has entertained at the top COMEDY CLUBS, CASINOS, COLLEGES, HIGH SCHOOLS and THEME PARKS in the country. He is also a favorite at CORPORATE EVENTS & TRADE SHOWS.

Colin Armstrong is a sharp, fast-rising stand-up comedian known for his punchy delivery and grounded, observational humor. Drawing laughs from the absurdities of everyday life, he blends sharp wit with moments of dark honesty and self-awareness. His comedy strikes a balance between relatability and edge, earning him spots on stages across the Northeast and a growing online following through his sketches and stand-up clips.

Amber Born is a stand-up comedian based in NYC who got her start in Boston and Philadelphia. Her style leans toward sharp writing and deadpan delivery, often finding humor from everyday observations and social absurdities. She’s been a finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and has opened for comics like Maria Bamford.