Denise Medina is a comedian, emcee, writer, producer and fun maker. She wants to be relevant and hip but is mostly quirky. A self-described "goofball and wonderful weirdo," her humor is good-natured, observational and relatable. She has performed at the Improv, Zanies, the Laugh Factory and will be at The Comedy Store in LA on April 15th to Roast Battle another mouthy, blonde lady. She also produces this show.

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Grey is currently on-air talent on 98.3 WRLR. She hosts the music show “Mood Swings”, Armed with an English degree from DePaul University, Grey is a published writer, director, actress, stand-up comic, and radio personality.

A theater geek, Grey has performed and directed Shakespeare, musicals, children’s theater, and dinner theater. Her stand-up comedy credits include The Gotham Comedy Club (NYC), Broadway Comedy Club (NYC), The Improv (Chicago), Zanies (Chicago), and Kenosha Comedy Clubs.

Lastly, Grey is a Libra with a mild Diet Coke addiction. She lives with a ginger house cat and a deaf dog.

Jhovany Diaz born in Los Angeles, California to Mexican parents, and grew up in the Chicagoland area. You can catch him talking about his deported father, his questionable choices in women and how it was like to leave his hometown and finally meet white people on stages throughout the Midwest. Various appearances include Miami, Orlando, San Antonio and South Texas.

The last few years he's been on the rise in both the Chicago and Milwaukee comedy scene. Jhovany's performed at The Comedy Cafe in Milwaukee, The Laugh Factory in Chicago, Zanies Old Town, Zanies Rosemont and the Orlando Improv. He is a monthly host of “Mezcal Monday’s” at Zanies Old Town in Chicago. Jhovany has also hosted and helped produce a variety of shows around the Chicago suburbs and produces his own podcast “The Lobo Den” that includes crazy stories from some of the best comics in Chicago. Recently has been a new favorite on Roast Battle Chicago.

Michelle Krajecki was born and raised in Chicago. Her comedy comes from her mid-western, middle class, middle child views. She is a graduate of The Second City Training Program in Chicago and Zanies stand-up comedy classes. Her comedy transcends gender, age, perspectives and blood types. She has hosted her own comedy minute on 95.9 The River, a suburban Chicago radio station. She also was a co-host of her own comedy cable television show, “Comedy-At-Random”, in Downer’s Grove, IL. Michelle can be seen at clubs and comedy events all over town including Zanies, The Laugh Factory, and Riddles Comedy Club. She was a finalist in The Clean Comedy Challenge at Hoosier Park Casino, Indiana, in 2015. She also was the winner of ‘The High Fiber Division’ at a Chicago Comedy competition, 2016.

Michelle’s comedy path has come full circle. The original ‘plan’ was to go to The Second City after getting her theater degree. Deciding she was not the starving artist type, she taught special education before staying home with her kids. After performing comedic roles in church dramas, encouragement from family and friends and a mid-life crisis, she decided to pursue a career in comedy. Realizing her dream, she graduated from The Second City Training Center in Chicago. Afterward, she felt compelled to strike out on her own and perform stand-up comedy.

As a mother with two children ‘on the spectrum’, Michelle chooses to look at life through a ‘twisted lens’. She believes most comedy comes from imperfect people living in an imperfect world. “You can’t control life, but you can control your reaction to it.” I like to share my twisted views with other.

After a somewhat empty nest (they always seem to be around), Michelle and her husband moved from the suburbs back into the city. There, they live with their part-time tenant—their college-aged daughter. (The oldest was successfully launched and is working in Virginia –also working on her second Masters.)