Raised in New Jersey, Rich Vos is a no-holds-barred performer who destroys in comedy clubs around the country. A comedian’s comedian, he can be heard regularly on Opie and Jimmy and as a guest on the most popular podcasts including WTF with Marc Maron and Rogan. Rich also has his own hit podcast (on Riotcast) and a radio show (on Sirius) both called My Wife Hates Me. (That’s not confusing.) His cohost is his wife, comedian Bonnie McFarlane. Rich can be seen on HBO, Showtime, Starz, Jimmy Kimmel and Comedy Central where he has two stand-up specials. Rich Vos can also be seen in the hit Netflix movie Women Aren’t Funny which he also produced. As a comedy writer, he’s come up with the best lines for the Comedy Central Roasts and was a writer this year on the Oscars for the second time. For corporate events, roast, golf outings, and theaters. If that’s not enough, you can download any one of his 4 cd’s from iTunes.

Jimmy McDonald toured the north east as a musician for several years before dropping the guitar and becoming a full on stand up comic. As a comedian, he has performed all over the north east including some of the most legendary comedy clubs in New York City (such as Stand Up NY, Dangerfield’s, Broadway and EastVille Comedy Club).

Jimmy won the Hudson Valley’s 2017 “Roast-Madness” roast battle tournament, has been featured at premium clubs such as The FunnyBone (Albany, NY), and has become a regular at Levity Live (West Nyack, NY). He continues to grow his brand of personal, introspective, and self deprecating humor by hosting, featuring, headlining and appearing on shows all over the Metro NY and Hudson Valley markets. In addition to standup, Jimmy has starred in sketches that have been on Funny or Die!, and has made multiple appearances as a guest on the popular YouTube channel and podcast of LA based comedian Mike Falzone.

McDonald has quickly grown into one of the most in-demand comics in the Hudson Valley region of New York and is well known as a great joke writer, performer and storyteller. He is quickly gaining the reputation of a “must-see” act, and has started producing his own monthly show called “Punch Up!”, which is now expanding as a podcast and a traveling live show.

A 10-year veteran of stand-up comedy, Adam has used humor as a conduit for effective communication since he was a child. After studying at the PIT (Peoples Improv Theatre) and Magnet Improv, both in NYC, Adam has become a successful member of The Valley Improv Troupe and Fourth Wall Troupe, based in the Hudson Valley. This training shows in Adam's off-the-cuff crowd work heavy stand Up, engaging directly with audiences and leaving them crying from laughter. Adam has opened for some of the best in the business, such as Judy Gold, Artie Lange, Dan Soder, Joey Kola, and many more. His high energy, wit, and charm continue to entertain audiences across New York.