This month's headliner is the hilarious Dan Crohn. Dan has been performing stand up comedy in and around Boston for years. A semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival and the Laughing Skull Festival, his stories of family and friends have entertained audiences from all over New England. Dan's jokes can be heard on XM Radio and he was recently a guest on a live episode of the popular podcast WTF with Marc Maron. His former day job of teaching 4th graders has provided him with endless amounts of material. He has wanted to be a comedian since the age of eight when he stumbled upon his Father's Henny Youngman records. Dan Crohn is quickly becoming one of the funniest comics in Boston, and with good reason: he's hilarious.

Maria Palombi: is an anecdotal comedian that tells jokes about the ridiculously funny realities of being a queer woman born and raised in Italy and moving to the States. Her home stage is in various Boston venues but she has also ventured out and gone bi-coastal to bring laughs to stages at the Laugh Factory and Second City Chicago thanks to World Comedy Expo, the Comedy Chateau in LA, Salem Comedy Festival and recently the Boston Comedy Festival, Asheville Comedy Festival and Burbank Comedy Festival. When she is not talking about the serendipitous humor of this mortal existence, she is fighting for worthy social causes she cares deeply about – like abolishing pineapple as a pizza topping once and for all.

Jesse Farris: Shut-in by day, lukewarm comedian by night, Jesse Farris has been performing stand-up comedy around Boston since the age of seventeen. Having recently moved back to town with a Master’s in English Literature and few prospects on the job market, she’s relying on her humor to stay financially afloat. Her sharp, “off-kilter” wit has been known to delight audiences and concern doctors everywhere (she never quite healed from that second concussion).

Ryan Ellington