Felipe Esparza is a comedian and actor, best known for his raw, real-life comedy that audiences everywhere can relate to. Recognized for his wild hair and his often-imitated phrase, “what’s up, fool?”, people are surprised to find out that Felipe is also the same person referred to and imitated in the infamous stories by fellow comedian, Gabriel Iglesias. Felipe won NBC’s Last Comic Standing in 2010, and soon after, starred in his first 1 hour Showtime special, and is now touring comedy clubs and theaters across the world. He is also launching a new podcast April 1, 2014, entitled, “What’s Up Fool?”, on the All Things Comedy podcast network.
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Industry professionals describe Shannon as an "Early Ellen DeGeneres." Her timing and quick witted comedic style connects with audiences of all ages. She has opened for Paul Reiser, Felipe Esparza, Jon Dore, and featured for Gabriel Iglesias and Erik Griffin just to name a few. Her work has received critical acclaim, including rave reviews in the Examiner and Wall Street Journal online. She was a corespondent for Refused TV, is the newest cast member of Beachbody's home fitness program P90X3, and currently has a feature film in development. WEBSITE |
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here is a famous Buddhist proverb which states "Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional. That is the Mantra of comedian Isaac Martinez (known by his stage name, Flaco, which is slang for Skinny in Spanish). Born with Marfan Syndrome, Flaco knew from an early age that pain was an unavoidable facet of life, but that never stopped him from having a pretentious bio opening. He wholeheartedly embraced who he was and the cards he was dealt into his hilarious, unique and deeply personal stand-up routine. Flaco began his love for performing as an actor in college where he was awarded the actor of the year award, which was a proud yet humbling moment, "because I had to build my own award in shop class." And now he has a quickly growing reputation as one of the strongest up and coming comedians. Pretty soon, you will see his face everywhere (well… everywhere except the Food Network). BOOK
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