Debbie Campo

Watching Debbie perform is like being in the company of a good friend.
Her saucy, tell-it-like-it-is sense of humor appeals to many audiences, treating the crowd like guests at her party!

Making it to the finals of Nick at Nite's Funniest Mom in America 3 with Roseanne Barr, Deb has also toured with the nationally known comedy troupes "Three Blonde Moms" and "Not Dead Yet"

She has performed at comedy clubs coast to coast from Gotham, Carolines and Comic Strip Live in New York to the Punch Line, Cobbs and the historic Purple Onion in San Francisco.

She is the creator and producer of "Laugh Your Way To Love".

For more of Debbie's work visit:  http://www.debbiedoescomedy.com/

Joe Nguyen

Joe Nguyen's inevitable path to comedy began in 1983 when he was born in the state of Georgia to a Vietnamese immigrant and a white Jewish woman from the Dominican Republic.  At some point after moving to California for college, he developed a sincere disdain for nonsense that is best captured by jokes. Despite being atypical in so many
ways, Joe appeals to a plethora of audiences with his likeable stage presence and smart writing.  Joe won the 2009 Russian River Comedy Competition and is a regular at the SF Punch Line comedy club as well as the Clubhouse, where he is the producer of a successful weekly showcase on Friday nights.

Ali Mafi

Ali Mafi is a gay, Muslim comedian who was born in Tehran, Iran and raised in the Bay Area.  At only 24, he is a rising star on the comedy scene.  Ali has performed in comedy clubs and theatre stages across the country. His LOGO TV Network Special aired in June, 2009; he has been on tour with Aisha Tyler and has been chronicled on CNN for his
work with the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour.  Ali currently is in production with ABC for a new daytime talk show.