Henry Sir is a Canadian comedian and writer based between Canada and New York where he performs at the top clubs like The Comedy Cellar and Gotham Comedy Club while touring North America. Known for his dry wit, sharp writing and punching up takes on the state of the world, he's been featured on Comedy Central, Just For Laughs New Faces, Don't Tell Comedy, and CBC New Wave of Stand Up. Henry is the host of the satirical political podcast, The Freedom Hour, and the popular social media series, Current Events Chirped By A Canadian.

Rachel Aflleje was born and raised in Tacoma, Washington. Rachel works with children by day and entertains the crowds by night. (And yes, she's tired.) Rachel has performed all over the Pacific Northwest and beyond. She was a selected performer for the Seattle International Comedy Competition, Moon Tower JFL Comedy Festival, and more festivals that you probably haven't heard of. Rachel recently placed in the top of 3 of The Comedy Voice competition in Tacoma and co-produces The Laughing Elk. Rachel's comedy pokes fun at the struggles of hashtag real life with a heavy sprinkling of sass. Her ability to turn tragedy on its head and dunk it in the toilet a few times to show it whose boss leaves life's nastiest curveballs shaking in their boots.

Born and raised adjacent to the luscious forests of Washington State, Richie Aflleje is what many have described as, a ruggedly adorable up and coming comedian. He has been featured in Qué Chiste Comedy Festival, Super Funny Comedy Festival, and Bumbershoot. Life has thrown a lot at him, good, bad, and strange; but he still finds a way to make it silly and relatable. Telling of first hand accounts in clubs and bars across the country, Richie has a unique ability to make light of precarious situations.