Danny Keaton

Danny Keaton is a comedian from Fort Worth, Texas, who now lives in Los Angeles and tours comedy clubs nationwide.

Adopted at a young age and with a stuttering problem in grade school, Danny began overcoming obstacles early in life, including the racism of being Hispanic in a small redneck Texas town. He joined the Army after high school and pursued a career in radio broadcasting (not bad for a kid who used to stutter). After his father’s death and a failed marriage, Danny’s life took a downward spiral. As a cheap form of therapy and on a dare, he went on stage amateur night at a local comedy club—Danny was hooked!

Starting out in Dallas comedy clubs, New Orleans, and Austin, Danny Keaton continues to bring his own distinctive style to the many stages of comedy across the country. From his military anecdotes to his comedic attacks on religion and conservatism, Danny’s humor jabs directly at the many ironies of society’s structure. His comedy takes on American pop-culture, mainstream media, and reality TV. He talks about online dating and even delivers personal tips on cougar-dating!

Current highlights include opening for Tommy Chong, appearing with Danny Bonaduce, and earning Canada’s Comic Video of the Month from Yuk-Yuk’s International Stand Up Comedy Clubs. Danny is becoming a regular at The Comedy Store in Hollywood and recently has added acting to his career with roles from reality TV to feature films.

AJ Finney

Stylistically manic, artistically brilliant, AJ Finney is an eclectic midwesterner with a passion for the psychedelic scene of the Sixties. Comedy, jam bands and Volkswagens — that’s him. He’s an eco-friendly, improvisational, sometimes philosophical, patchouli-soaked quipster. AJ’s organic approach is refreshing and his poetic stream of consciousness style makes for a colorful and unforgettable comedic experience. His audience (much like the Deadheads) are finding him through alternative venues such as music festivals, head shops, and record stores. In 2015 AJ joined TJ Miller on his Meticulously Ridiculous tour. In 2014 AJ was crowned “Best of the Midwest” winner at Gilda’s LaughFest in Grand Rapids, was featured on the FOX television show Laughs, and was one of the 100 performers chosen for Season 8 of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. In 2013 he was a semifinalist in the Comedy Central talent search Up Next, as well as a finalist in the 2011 San Francisco International Comedy Competition. He was voted “Best in Fest” at the 2011 Detroit LaughFest and was a finalist in HBO’s Lucky 21 comedy competition. AJ is an effective and engaging storyteller with a rhythm that quickly pulls you into his world. You'll laugh until you leave and then later you'll laugh again.

Ryan Wingfield

Considered among the smartest writers on the comedy scene, Ryan Wingfield is quite possibly the funniest thing to come out of Alaska.

Using a combination of misdirection and innuendo, he keeps his comedy clean while still maintaining an edge. His show includes social satire with a mixture of his own life experiences. From growing up in one of the coldest places on earth to his current role as a stay-at-home dad and "trophy husband."

With over a decade on stage his career has taken him to over 30 states, a dozen countries, and three continents. Performing in every venue from the small town bar or comedy clubs, to Large Vegas Casinos, and even overseas entertaining US troops. You may recognize him from XM radio, Doug Benson's mocumentary "Super High Me", or NBC's "Last Comic Standing."