The Comedy Lineup

Michelle Buteau

Michelle Buteau stresses the importance of comfort after turning 40 and dishes out thoughts on European health care and "open ethnicity" auditions.

TMDB 3.0/10 from 1 votes

Ian Karmel

He once worked for Netflix, but now Ian Karmel is on stage with self-deprecating takes on his appearance, being an uncle, social media and more.

TMDB 6.0/10 from 1 votes

Taylor Tomlinson

Self-described "old soul" Taylor Tomlinson laments the frustrations of her 20s, the changing definition of "candid" and the perils of being a woman.

TMDB 9.5/10 from 2 votes

Sam Jay

Sam Jay puts her unique spin on male confidence, white guys' "cries for help," Trump's Twitter tirades and the thrill of taking Uber.

TMDB 5.0/10 from 1 votes

Phil Wang

English comic Phil Wang riffs on his Chinese heritage, the absurdity of scary movies, feeling old in his late 20s and more.

TMDB 4.0/10 from 1 votes

Sabrina Jalees

Sabrina Jalees reflects on the experience of coming out to her Pakistani family and breaks down the full spectrum of feminism and sexuality.

TMDB 3.0/10 from 1 votes

Jak Knight

After describing the most stressful flight of his life, Jak Knight delivers insights on birth control, the internet and relating to older generations.

TMDB 5.0/10 from 1 votes

Tim Dillon

Former New York double-decker bus tour guide Tim Dillon breaks down the three classes of people on Instagram and the joys of finding a new TV show.

TMDB 5.0/10 from 1 votes

Janelle James

Aspiring survivalist Janelle James unpacks the thrills of relationship turmoil and the complex absurdity of white family holiday cards.

TMDB 6.0/10 from 1 votes

Matteo Lane

Part stand-up, part spontaneous singer, Matteo Lane riffs on gay romance in the digital age and his casual obsession with Lindsay Lohan.

TMDB 7.0/10 from 1 votes

Aisling Bea

Irish comic Aisling Bea is a self-proclaimed "Yankophile" -- and details her lifelong fascination with American phraseology and "sport parties."

TMDB 7.0/10 from 1 votes

Josh Johnson

Fresh from an uncomfortable elevator encounter, Josh Johnson gets real about rich people, millennial ghosts and his uncle's unorthodox wisdom.

TMDB 7.0/10 from 1 votes

Emma Willmann

Small-town native Emma Willmann candidly revisits her humble beginnings and early sexual awakenings, one awkward mom story at a time.

Max Silvestri

From group exercise to female friendship, self-described "straight white dude" Max Silvestri explores some of life's most peculiar mysteries.

JR De Guzman

Armed with an acoustic guitar, musical comic JR De Guzman leads a series of groovy jams on racism, babies and beloved grandmothers.

Kate Willett

Post-breakup Kate Willett shares her honest take on immature men and the perils of modern romance -- or something vaguely like it.