PETER BERMAN is many things, but above all, he’s human. We could say he is arguably one of the hardest working, honest, and sincere comedians today, or that lots of audiences still don’t know his name.

Those who do have the pleasure of seeing the 37-year comedy veteran continue to discover his unbelievably relatable style. 

Peter is an internationally touring headliner who has been seen on MTV, VH1, Star Search (with Ed McMahon Arsenio Hall), as well as numerous other television appearances. Comedy World took notice of Peter’s quick wit, timing, and relatability and made him the host of his own nationally syndicated morning drive-time radio show, Morning Sickness.

Peter was also a regular on USO Comedy tours and was humbled and honored at the privilege of performing for our troops around the world.

BUTCH BRADLEY has taken his unique blend of stand-up and improv around the globe; from small clubs to big casinos, feature films to late-night television, to active war zones in the Middle East for USO venues. A true “comic’s comic,” Bradley’s longevity and popularity come from his insightful, always fresh comedic material. Eternally casting his wry observational net over day-to-day existence, his comedy is in a constant state of metamorphosis.  Bradley’s humor is upbeat, often manic, provocative but never malicious; his observations can come totally out of left field yet they ring true. It’s the almost- painful honesty the audience is responding to when they laugh uproariously, not the shtick. Bradley doesn’t so much deliver jokes as he takes his audience by the hand and leads them on a hilariously madcap ride, a ride that no one ever wishes will come to an end.

Having lived the nomadic life of a successful comedian for much of his professional life, Bradley has recently settled into a residency headlining at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Skypod, called “Butch Bradley & Friends.”

BRIAN KILEY has appeared several times on “The Late Show with David Letterman”, “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and “Late Night with Conan O'Brien”.  He performs regularly at clubs in L.A.Brian was a staff writer for Conan O'Brien for 27 years. In that time, he won a Emmy Award for Writing in a Comedy/Variety Series in 2007 and was nominated sixteen times.He was a staff writer on the final season of "Ellen" and won a Daytime Emmy in 2022.Much to his surprise, he was even featured in the New York Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle. (He has never completed said puzzle.)He has had a recurring role on the Cartoon Network's "Delocated" and has been on  "The Bonnie Hunt Show", “Comedy Central Presents”, “Dr. Katz Professional Therapist”, “The CBS Morning Show”, “Spotlight Café”, “Caroline's Comedy Hour”, “Comedy On The Road”, the Showtime Comedy Club network, the TBS Conan writer's special and “An Evening at the Improv”.

AVI LIBERMAN's quirky style has made him a favorite in comedy clubs from Los Angeles to New York. Born in Israel, raised in Texas, having gone to college in New York, and now living in Los Angeles, his style is a winning combination of life experiences and topical issues told through a varied blend of characters and voices with worldwide expertise.

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Avi has performed stand-up comedy on CBS’s "Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson on comedy central's "Premium Blend" and "make me laugh" as well as NBC’s "Friday Night!" his acting credits include "Dave's World" CBS, "Boston Common" NBC and "Andytown USA" Comedy Central.   

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Since 2001, Avi has successfully arranged widely acclaimed stand-up comedy tours in Israel to help boost morale while donating all of the proceeds to a charity. The successful "Comedy for Koby" tour is now a multi-annual event, benefitting The Koby Mandell Foundation.