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  • Howie Miller : August 24 - August 29 Howie Miller is one of the top of a small group of hilariously funny Native American comedians. He is a First Nation Descendant of the Cree Nation and was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. His quick wit and unique point of view on multi ethnic stereotypes has garnered numerous television appearances and placed him in great demand on the corporate circuit. Since his start in comedy in 1997, Howie has performed all over North America, including New York's Comic Strip and the prestigious Montreal "Just for Laughs" Comedy Festival. He has also performed in the Dominican Republic and has toured the United Kingdom. Howie has been featured in his own half-hour special, “Comedy Now Presents Howie Miller” and in "The Indian Comedy Slam, No Reservations Needed", which is currently airing on Showtime. Howie is also an accomplished actor and writer, having been nominated for a Gemini award in 2009 for the category “Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series” for “Caution: May Contain Nuts” which will be airing its second season on APTN in 2010. Click on the photo to watch a video
  • Lamont Ferguson : August 31 - September 5 If you were to ask audiences to describe Lamont Ferguson’s comedy, they all would echo similar words: Original, engaging, clever, intelligent and funny. He has been making people laugh ever since he learned to speak. Some urban folklore even has it that he was a funny fetus. Whatever the case, he has emerged as one of the best stand-ups working throughout North America. Ferguson has appeared on Comedy Central, Comics Unleashed and ABC’s Family Channel. He has the distinction of being one of the only comics in the country that has opened for all of the following comedians: Bill Cosby, Steve Harvey, George Lopez, Larry Miller, Garry Shandling, Richard Jeni, and George Carlin. "The King of Cranky"...Fast Forward Weekly "Better than stomach crunches"...LA Examiner Click on the photo to watch a video
  • Issac Whitty : September 7 - September 12 The seeds of Isaac’s love for--and precocious performance of--stand-up comedy were planted at an early age, and we're not merely referring to the fact that he was born with the comedy-ready name ISAAC WITTY. What we're actually referring to is that his comedy proclivities took root when he was quite young, while touring with his parents who made their living doing Christian sketch comedy in churches across the country. Subsequently, at an age where most youngsters are more concerned with getting their drivers license--16--Isaac first tried his hand at performing in a church talent show and decided to make stand-up comedy his career. Over the next several years he continued writing his own jokes and honing his performing chops in his hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This effort paid off handsomely when he won the Tulsa "Comedy Central Laugh Off." After relocating to Minneapolis, he further broadened his resume by hosting a local TV program, "The Big Bad Movie Show." He has since appeared at the Chicago Comedy Festival, the prestigious "Just For Laughs" comedy festival in Montreal, Garrison’s Keillor’s, “A Prairie Home Companion, "The Late Show with David Letterman," Comedy Centrals "Premium Blend!” and volume 4 of the DVD series, “Thou Shalt Laugh,” hosted by John Tesh. In June of 2009, Isaac helped create and starred in, “The Grave Review,” which won Best Picture in the Minneapolis 48 hour film festival. Film/TV: The Late Show with David Letterman Premium Blend on Comedy Central Bananas Pax Network "Chillicothe," Sundance Film Festival Selection "Kids on the Move," Pax Network "The Big Bad Movie" KTSP, Minneapolis, MN Radio: The Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keiller, National Public Radio The Bob and Tom Show, Nationally Syndicated The Leonard Lopate Show WNYC
  • Tim Harmston: September 14 - September 19 Tim Harmston began his comedy career in 2002 at an open-mic in the prestigious Mall of America, the second largest shopping mall in the world. Only one year later, he won Acme Comedy Company’s 2003 Funniest Person in the Twin Cities contest. Tim has played some of the finest comedy clubs in the country, where he’s known for his odd stories, sharp one-liners, and unpredictable punchlines. In 2008 Tim was awarded a Rusty Nail award at the Rooftop Comedy Festival in Aspen, CO, and made his network TV debut on NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Tim recently made his Comedy Central debut on Live at Gotham. Click on the photo to watch a video