Laugh it up all stars features an array of our favorite professional comedians, some of whom have appeared on Comedy Central and late-night talk shows such as Conan and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Meet Dan Madonia: a comedic force blending observational humor, personal tales, and razor-sharp wit. Born and raised in New York, he soared to fame when he landed in Los Angeles, captivating audiences at iconic venues like the Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory. Dan's talent has graced esteemed festivals, from SXSW to the New York Comedy Festival, The Great American Comedy Festival, and The Woodstock Comedy Festival. Beyond stand-up, he's left his mark as an accomplished actor and writer in film and television. Brace yourself for a laughter-filled journey with Dan Madonia!
Andy McDermott, a versatile comedian, writer, and producer, showcases his dynamic skills as a performer, storyteller, and joke writer. With appearances at prestigious events like the Woodstock Comedy Festival and O+ Festival, along with features on WPDH's Boris and Robin Show, McDermott has earned praise from Eddie Brill, who described him as "so smart, so funny I think the world of him as a comic.” His production company, More Than Jokes, has successfully hosted hit stand-up and variety shows across the Northeast. McDermott's comedic talent has graced numerous New York comedy clubs. Originating from the Catskills and currently residing in the Hudson Valley, McDermott has had the privilege of opening for renowned comedians such as Kyle Kinane, Big Jay Oakerson, and Eddie Brill, establishing himself as a notable presence in the comedy scene.
Genna Marie Is a Trans-comic who weaves her personal perspective of transitioning from a man to a woman with her unique sarcastic perspective of Transphobic humor. Genna has performed at many NYC venues including the famous Gotham Comedy, Broadway Comedy where she is a regular, Greenwich Comedy club, and at several LGBTQ events around New York State. Genna’s life story was made into a docudrama written and produced by Jeremy Davidson and Mary Stuart Masterson and presented by Storyhorse Theater “In her Shoes” and has starred in another independent film “What it's like to be me."
Leah Worrell is a Beacon-based comedian whose sharp wit and relatable humor have been lighting up stages across the Hudson Valley. She recently performed at the Hudson Valley Funny Fest and the Hill People Comedy Fest, earning laughs with her unique perspective and quick delivery. When she's not on stage, Leah spends an unhealthy amount of time with dogs, cats, and horses—possibly plotting her next joke with their silent judgment as inspiration.
