Anna Roberts
Igniting the Spark: The Story of Magic: The Gathering
Igniting the Spark explores the origins and legacy of the world’s first collectible card game, Magic: The Gathering. How did a game created by Ph.D. students turn into a multi-billion-dollar pastime and pop-culture juggernaut for Hasbro? Why have millions of players passionately embraced it, achieving more than a billion dollars in sales? With interviews, archival '90s VHS video, and deep dives into hidden vaults of long-lost treasures, Igniting the Spark finds out what makes Magic so… magic!
Alexandra Haddow: Not My Finest Hour
Have you ever done anything wrong? Alex has- relationships, sex, feminism, kids, even dancing. The only thing she's gotten right was writing a show about it. And losing her virginity. Where we want to be seen publicly to be good, nothing in life is black and white, and the grey part is a lot more fun.
Tyler Fowler: My Mom Said I Can't Go
My Mom Said I Can’t Go is a laugh-a-minute stand up special from comedian Tyler Fowler. Commenting on his unique experiences ranging from officiating a wedding as a single guy to swearing off Everclear and being raised by the president of the neighborhood watch program, Fowler expertly weaves in relatable anecdotes about marriages, kids and jobs - none of which he has - to create a show you don't want to miss.
Love Dump
The quirky owner of a refurbished-trash shop, Jessica Dump, serendipitously meets a forlorn dog lawyer, Todd Barkley, and the two fall in love... However, their love is put to the test when Jessica's quest to find her missing father forces her to look inward in this 'not-quite-Hallmark' romantic comedy.
Dewayne White: A Boy Named Shannon
In his debut comedy special, Dewayne White tackles the issues that made him who he is today. From his parents’ poor choice of names to his time in Iraq to his current role as a husband and father, Dewayne’s energetic and irreverent style will have you roaring with laughter. Filmed at the Church of Satire Comedy Club in Hanover, PA, Dewayne’s special promises to be the first of many. So sit back and get ready to laugh until it hurts with Dewayne White.
Tim Loulies: Sugar Glider
In his debut special, Sugar Glider, Tim Loulies delivers a wildly entertaining performance, balancing personal stories with sharp social commentary. Known for his unapologetic wit and larger-than-life stage presence, Tim opens up about retiring his signature fat jokes, weaving humor into reflections on health and aging. His comparison to a ‘beloved infomercial salesman’ is just the beginning of a series of unexpected yet hilariously relatable insights. As Tim takes aim at the ironies of life, he pokes fun at fitness culture, all while admitting he himself is far from judgment-free. Shifting gears, Tim delves into pop culture, and shares the hilarious irony of being a bill collector. With Sugar Glider, Tim Loulies seamlessly blends personal growth, pop culture critique, and sharp observational comedy. His dynamic storytelling and fearless approach to humor will leave audiences laughing, thinking, and eager for more.
Ebony Moore: The Strawberry Mansion
Introducing Ebony Moore, the South's sassiest gift to Philadelphia, affectionately known as Philly's Standup Barbie. Originating from Atlanta, Ebony brings a heart as bold as her humor to the stage. With a delightful blend of girlish charm and raunchy, razor-sharp wit, she demonstrates that pink is not just pretty—it's powerful. Adorned in quirky kawaii and sparkling attire, Ebony navigates through dating disasters and daily absurdities, making her a cherished icon in Philly's comedy landscape.
Kai Choyce: Kaipocalypse Now
Filmed at the Crow Comedy Club in Santa Monica, California, Kaipocalypse Now delves into female orgasms as a porn category, how bigots need to pick a lane, the 2011 TV movie Cyberbully, and plenty of other topics. Choyce’s onstage presence is laidback, putting you at ease until he pulls the rug out from under you, a wily smile on his face the whole time. He takes scenarios past their logical conclusion, with ridiculous, unpredictable, and, of course, hilarious results.
Dressing Up Halloween: The Story of Ben Cooper, Inc.
On Halloween the streets were filled with little Draculas, Spider-Mans and Luke Skywalkers, thanks to Ben Cooper, Inc. Ben's grandson reunites with former Ben Cooper, Inc. employees at their old factory to talk about the lasting impact of the costumes and many of their top licenses, including Star Wars, Universal Monsters, Batman, Masters of the Universe, Strawberry Shortcake and more. The film is filled with nostalgia and features loads of vintage videos in all their static-filled glory.
Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters
When Mike Mignola created Hellboy, he unleashed a visionary comic book character and launched an entire universe populated by unique heroes, misfits and monsters. Featuring in-depth interviews with Mignola alongside appearances from the likes of Patton Oswalt, Guillermo del Toro, Neil Gaiman, Rebecca Sugar and Victor LaValle, this documentary is for fans of the Hellboy universe and the Hellboy movies, but more than that, it’s a film for anyone interested in creativity and the imagination.
Billy Sorrells: Toxic AF
"Toxic AF" showcases Billy Sorrells from MTV’s "Wild 'N Out" navigating divorce and surprise parenting twists as a dad of five, and being raised by toxic parents. He humorously unravels how these surprises cement his status as a top toxic bachelor at 40, blending humor with stark personal revelations for a compelling watch.
Raanan Hershberg: It Could Have Been Better
Raanan turns self deprecating humor into a tornado of funny. Comedy is hard nowadays, and Raanan has no problem calling out people whose mission in life seems to be looking for outrage moments at comedy shows.
Rachel Scanlon: Gay Fantasy
Buckle up for a big gay comedy ride with comedian Rachel Scanlon in this special for some unbridled fun. Ray unpacks the life of a powerful soft butch lesbian from hot tub trauma with her big, fat, religious, family to elaborate fantasies about gym teachers, getting caught reading, and Fergie. No queer stone is left unturned!
Kylie Brakeman: Linda Hollywood's Big Night
Character comedian Kylie Brakeman teaches an acting masterclass as Linda Hollywood, a problematic, old school talent agent on a mission to spread her industry wisdom—and save her own career in the process. A former Tonight Show writer and actor named to the 2020 New York Times’ “Great Performers” List, Brakeman shines in this Hollywood sendup originally performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Samantha Ruddy: Baseball Mom
Comedian Samantha Ruddy is proof you don't need kids to be a "baseball mom." The millennial comic uses her debut special to tell tales of dating witches, befriending flat-earthers, and moving to the Deep South. Samantha has performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and was a digital producer on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
Edgar Rivera: Inbelievable
Meet Edgar Rivera, the Bronx-raised Puerto Rican comedian in 'Inbelievable.' With his exceptional audience interactions and spontaneous humor, he'll have you laughing as he shares hilarious stories about family, love, and the comical aspects of aging. It's a fantastic journey through life filled with laughter!
Sierra Katow: Funt
Comedian Sierra Katow tackles her dumb career choice, online haters, and why anyone still has kids in her must-watch breakout special, Funt. Best known for NBC's "Last Comic Standing," Max's "The Sex Lives of College Girls," and Disney's "Raya and the Last Dragon," Sierra uses her signature quirky wit to keep you laughing, thinking, and laughing again.
Big Mickey: Don't Be Confused
Big Mickey is on her first 1 hour comedy special. She’s been bringing audiences to tears since 2013 at the Worlds Famous Comedy Store, Pasadena Ice House, Chocolate Sundaes and many more. From good little girl to reminding the world’s she’s a woman, big Mickey will take you on a ride that you hope she doesn’t take you to where you think she’s going.
Cara Connors: Straight for Pay
Cara Connors is an LA-based comedian and multifaceted homosexual with appearances including the prestigious Just for Laughs, two seasons as a series regular on E!’s Dating #NoFilter, and her own investigative comedy Cara Takes Up Space on OUTtv. Her acclaimed solo show, Straight for Pay, recently completed a 35-city tour, headlining show at the New York Comedy Festival, and a successful debut run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, garnering rave reviews from The Boston Globe, Austin Chronicle, Paste Magazine, and more. With The Comics Comic critic Sean McCarthy calling her: "Part Sandra Bernhard, part Kristen Wiig, part intangible undeniable charm." A singular new voice, poised to take the comedy world by storm, Straight for Pay blends Connors’ unique brand of high-energy, self-effacing comedy with a well-crafted charismatic, on-stage persona. Connors delivers an exuberant hour of full-body laughs, and plenty of thought-provoking material, in her breakout debut comedy special.
Nicole Burch: Mama Drama
How many of you have kids? How many of you were married when you had them? How many of you got pregnant from a one night stand with your friend Craig and now you're co-parenting a 3 and a half-year-old? Well, boy, does Nicole Burch have a story for you...