ALL STARS OF COMEDY

Dewayne White is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after comics on the scene. Hailing from Washington, D.C., his no-nonsense, east coast demeanor seamlessly transforms into hilarity on stage. He draws on his experiences as a combat-wounded Army veteran, husband, and father with a no-holds-barred attitude. With irreverent observations and infectious energy, White always delivers an unforgettable evening of laughter. He has shared the stage with comedy heavyweights like Josh Blue, Mark Normand, and Jo Firestone; now, he headlines comedy clubs across the country and tours internationally with the United Service Organizations or AFE.

Renée Percy is an award-winning actor, writer, and comedian. She caught the acting bug at age 12 when she landed a series-regular role on the wildly popular television series “Degrassi High.” Since then, she has appeared on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, Nickelodeon, Disney, FX, and Comedy Central in shows such as “Mom,” “Superstore,” “The Goldbergs,” and “Workaholics.” Percy has written for numerous television shows, toured the country doing stand-up comedy, and received a Canadian Comedy Award and the Phil Hartman Award—and she is only one stamp short of a free yogurt at Pinkberry. She has opened for the likes of Jay Leno, Arsenio Hall, Jeff Garlin, Craig Robinson, Preacher Lawson, Jamie Kennedy, Orny Adams, Michael Rapaport, Yakov Smirnoff, and Bill Burr, to name a few. Percy can be seen performing sketches on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Originally from Toronto, Canada, Percy is now living the dream in Los Angeles, and you can catch her performing live at The Laugh Factory, The Comedy Store, The Improv, Flappers Comedy Club, The Comedy and Magic Club, and part of the Netflix is a Joke Comedy Festival. Her new album, “The Komic Sutra,” was the #1 comedy album on iTunes. She released a comedy special by the same name in 2023.

Steve Mazan is an American stand-up comedian, television writer, and author. Mazan won an Emmy Award for his writing on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” performed comedy on “The Late Show” with David Letterman and is known for his clean and clever comedy style.

In 2005, Mazan was diagnosed with inoperable metastatic neuroendocrine cancer and told he may only have 5 years to live. Mazan decided to spend the time he had left pursuing his dream of performing comedy on David Letterman’s show. His journey was the subject of the feature-length documentary “Dying To Do Letterman.” The International Documentary Association invited the film to qualify for Academy Award consideration. HCI Books later contracted Mazan to write an autobiography based on his experiences, titled “Dying To Do Letterman: Turning Someday Into Today.”

Described as a Human Cartoon, Richie Holliday uses whimsical intuition and hilarious physicality to craft a fun, silly, and energetic show.