Mark Riccadonna is a talented stand-up comedian, accomplished actor, and writer. His journey began when he moved to New York City at 17 in search of self-discovery and happiness. After graduating from The American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Mark found his calling in stand-up comedy and quickly gained recognition as a captivating storyteller.

Mark has performed throughout New York City and on the road, sharing his unique brand of humor with audiences. His ability to read crowds and make them feel comfortable sets him apart.

Global Tours: Mark's comedic talents have taken him across the world. He has entertained US and UN troops on six continents, performing for Armed Forces Entertainment and the USO.

Beyond comedy, Mark is an accomplished actor, writer, and director. He has a lead role in the feature film "Days of Power," played Cooler in "Un$uited," filmed a Comedy Special for Dry Bar, and contributed to Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update."

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Ritch Shydner's journey into comedy began during his college days at Gettysburg College, where he and his sidekick, Camillo "Mad-Dog" Melchiorre, wrote, produced, and starred in comedy skits for parents' weekends and fraternity events. 

After graduation, Ritch explored various paths, including substitute teaching and managing a band. However, his true calling emerged when he decided to become a stand-up comedian while studying at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. Ritch began performing at open mic nights in local coffeehouses during the mid-1970s, eventually opening for bands in Washington, DC, and New York City. In 1982, he took his act to the entertainment hub of Los Angeles.

Ritch Shydner's comedic talent led him to iconic stages, including The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, Late Night with David Letterman, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. His HBO half-hour special, One Night Stand, showcased his wit and charm. Additionally, he shared his experiences on the road in the book "I Killed," co-authored with comedian Mark Schiff.

As an actor, Ritch played Luke Ventura, Al Bundy's co-worker and friend, on the beloved sitcom Married… with Children. His versatility extended to guest appearances on shows like Designing Women, Roseanne, and Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist. You might also recognize him from films such as Beverly Hills Cop II and Roxanne.

Ritch Shydner draws inspiration from comedy legends like Art Carney, Lenny Bruce, Red Skelton, and George Carlin. His humor resonates with audiences, leaving a lasting impression wherever he performs.

Patty Rosborough, an American stand-up comedian, actor, and television writer, has left her mark on the comedy scene. From co-hosting "Short Attention Span Theater" with Jon Stewart from 1990 to 1993 to her televised stand-up comedy on channels like Comedy Central, A&E, Showtime, and VH1, Patty's humor has resonated with audiences across many platforms.

Her film credits include minor roles in "Jacob's Ladder" (1990) and "Goodbye Baby" (2007). Patty's comedic style combines wit, relatability, and a dash of irreverence. Whether performing live or making viewers laugh through the screen, Patty Rosborough knows how to deliver the punchlines that keep us coming back for more! 

Tracy Locke, a seasoned professional comedian with over 18 years of experience, has left audiences across the nation in stitches. She's a force to be reckoned with, from sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall to comedy clubs. But let's dive deeper into her fascinating journey:

The All-American Spitfire was Born and raised on the "mean streets" of Philadelphia (okay, maybe it was a suburb). Tracy's life has been anything but ordinary.

She's explored the jungles of Thailand and Cambodia, and even tackled a 250 lb running back in the WNFL. Buckle up for her roller-coaster life as she shares hilarious insights on sports, dating adventures, and growing up All-American.

Tracy started her comedy journey in NYC and had the incredible opportunity to spend two years as the opening act on Lisa Lampanelli's National Theatre Stand-Up Tour, performing at iconic venues like the Pantages Theatre, Radio City Music Hall, and Carnegie Hall alongside Lisa Lampanelli. Talk about a wild ride!

Tracy has studied and performed with renowned comedy institutions, including Second City, Chicago City Limits, Improv Olympic West, Upright Citizens Brigade, The Groundlings, and The American Comedy Institute.

Her character-driven comedy is high-speed, eclectic, and unforgettable. Whether on stage, on television, or hosting corporate events, Tracy Locke knows how to keep the laughs rolling.

Tracy co-founded Productively Funny, a corporate training company that uses improv principles to enhance teamwork and communication.

She's the warm-up comedian for The Tamron Hall Show on ABC and has worked on shows like The Harry Connick Jr. Show, The Mel Robbins Show, and Who Wants to be a Millionaire. Tracy Locke's comedy is like a whirlwind—fast, dynamic, and utterly hilarious. Buckle up because she's taking you on a laughter-filled journey!