Philadelphia is one of the most sound actors/comedians working today. His observations & revelations about the human condition, mixed with stories from his own life, take an audience on a 200mph trip that could stop at any point along the journey.

Philly puts it all on the line, because he always works in the moment. His ability to relate to people from different walks of life has made him a favorite in the cruise ship industry, comedy clubs, & corporate events.

He's opened for stars like the late Robert Palmer, Richard Jeni, & Julio Iglesias on the West coast leg of his 2003 world tour.

Stories about his mother, kids & marriage has made him a favorite wherever he plays. With TV appearances in commercials & as a standup or a dramatic & comedic actor,

Julie Scoggins

She’s a 6’2 southern ex-trucker, cab driver, baseball mascot, pooper-scooper & charm school graduate! But don’t let that fool you! She’s also one of the funniest comedians male or female, on the circuit today!

She has shared the stage with such talents as: Jackie Mason, Michael Winslow, Bob Goldthwait, Louie Anderson and many, many more. She got hooked on comedy as a child before she really knew what a stand-up comedian was. She watched every episode of The Little Rascals & I love Lucy and could recite every Richard Pryor album from front to back.

From her humble beginning in Charlotte, NC Julie has traveled extensively throughout the US and beyond, spreading humor whenever she goes. In 1993 she was transferred to the Virgin Islands as a route salesman for Frito Lay. “Imagine that!” says Julie. “Selling Doritos where half of the people smoke pot! Talk about yer “market niche!”

After her stint in the Islands she came returned to the mainland and ended up traveling the country until finally settling down in Charlotte. It was there that she got inspired to begin her career in stand up comedy. The rest as they say, is history.

Greg Hall

Always a quick wit, Greg ventured into Standup Comedy a few years ago. His humor, writing skills, musical background and stage experience had him headlining comedy clubs before he knew it. “When you hit a certain age and haven’t become Pink Floyd, it’s time to open up other leaves floating upon the income stream. Last year I even wrote dialogue for a Grammy winner’s resort show. “Go figure.”

Mike Merryfield

Watching Mike Merryfield perform is like listening to a music aficionado's iPod set to shuffle play. The songs bounce from style to style, yet they somehow seem to fit together.
One minute, Mike is talking about why maybe it isn't such a good idea for Dale Earnhardt to be God's driver. The next, he's sharing the difficulties of trying to look away from girls who wear jogging pants with words written on the backside (they do combine two of his favoritethings, after all: butts and reading). It all comes together in a tight, well-crafted act that appeals to all audiences.

Mike has been performing for nearly a decade, and through relentless road work his act has developed to the point where he's ready to take that next step toward the big time. He's got the complete package: an impeccable sense of timing, strong character acting and the ability to deliver jokes with multiple punchlines that keep audiences laughing. He delivers jokes in a friendly, easygoing style that goes down like a great beer on a hot summer day.

Things have steadily been picking up for Mike, and he has been able to showcase his talent in a diverse array of venues. In 2003, he helped Harley-Davidson celebrate a major milestone by being the voice of its 100th Anniversary Reunion Bash, where he also performed. He also has performed from 1998 to 2002 at Summerfest, the world's largest music and entertainment festival held each year in Milwaukee. In 2004, Mike performed at the Boston International Comedy and Movie Festival and made his debut on XM and Sirius satellite radio. Mike has performed everywhere, from the Caribbean to Korea, Japan and Guam.

In a business where too many performers rely on shtick or the latest political joke du jour to get laughs, Mike Merryfield is refreshingly original. His act never feels fake or forced. By simply being himself, he's become a comic on the verge of stardom.

Chris Cope

Watching Mike Merryfield perform is like listening to a music aficionado's iPod set to shuffle play. The songs bounce from style to style, yet they somehow seem to fit together.
One minute, Mike is talking about why maybe it isn't such a good idea for Dale Earnhardt to be God's driver. The next, he's sharing the difficulties of trying to look away from girls who wear jogging pants with words written on the backside (they do combine two of his favorite
things, after all: butts and reading). It all comes together in a tight, well-crafted act that appeals to all audiences.

Mike has been performing for nearly a decade, and through relentless road work his act has developed to the point where he's ready to take that next step toward the big time. He's got the complete package: an impeccable sense of timing, strong character acting and the ability to deliver jokes with multiple punchlines that keep audiences laughing. He delivers jokes in a friendly, easygoing style that goes down like a great beer on a hot summer day.

Things have steadily been picking up for Mike, and he has been able to showcase his talent in a diverse array of venues. In 2003, he helped Harley-Davidson celebrate a major milestone by being the voice of its 100th Anniversary Reunion Bash, where he also performed. He also has performed from 1998 to 2002 at Summerfest, the world's largest music and entertainment festival held each year in Milwaukee. In 2004, Mike performed at the Boston International Comedy and Movie Festival and made his debut on XM and Sirius satellite radio. Mike has performed everywhere, from the Caribbean to Korea, Japan and Guam.

In a business where too many performers rely on shtick or the latest political joke du jour to get laughs, Mike Merryfield is refreshingly original. His act never feels fake or forced. By simply being himself, he's become a comic on the verge of stardom.

Jason Russell

Jason, like most comedians, began to hone his skills early on by making his classmates laugh. It was his upbringing that gave him the abilty to laugh at the world, and see the lighter side of things.

A product of a biracial family, he felt the sting of intolerance and bigotry, while learning much about his own self by giving his love and understanding to his mother, and mentally challenged brother. Jason would create voices and characters that he would share with friends and family, he began to realize his gift to make people laugh was real.

This began his path into stand-up comedy, watching the classics on SNL, and SCTV, he started follwing the carreers of Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, and finding inspiration from Jim Carey while matching his impressions.

Jason has seventeen years of experience. His style is silly, hard hitting and real. His strong personality and high energy enables him to handle any situation that might happen in a live show. His quick wit will shut down any heckler dumb enough to think he just started yesterday! Jason shows promises of being one of the country's hottest young comedians.

Micheal Brown

Comedian Michael Brown has been entertaining audiences for over two decades! As a talk radio co-host/producer, actor, musician, comic book writer/artist and now nationally touring stand-up comedian, Michael has spent most of his life dedicated to making people laugh.

His war stories from the dating world mixed with pop-culture observations and amazing impressions have made Michael one of the brightest rising stars in comedy!