*4 Tickets Remaining* Comedy Spotlight with Chris Millhouse with Tiffany Haddish, Sheng Weng, Larry Wilmore, Shane Torres, Drew Lynch +more!

Chris Millhouse started his comedy career in 2005 at the Comedy Store in La Jolla and now splits his time between NYC & LA, in addition to touring internationally. Chris has been featured on: Hulu, Amazon Prime, CBS, Sirius XM, & AXS TV! He also Co-Hosts a podcast with SNL’s Darrell Hammond & has a comedy album with 800lb Gorilla Records. He found on social media at @ChrisMillhouse

Shane Torres is a standup comedian, writer, podcaster, and sometimes actor who lives innBrooklyn, New York. As a standup comedian Shane has appeared on Conan (twice), The LatenShow with Stephen Colbert, NBC’S Last Comic Standing, and a Half Hour Special with ComedynCentral, and This Week From The Cellar on Comedy Central just to name a few. He releasednhis debut album ”Established 1981” with Comedy Central records to rave reviews in 2018. Youncan see him touring all around the world at comedy clubs, concert venues, and some of thenmost prestigious festivals in the world .nShane has been heard on popular podcasts such as Bertcast, Comedy Bang Bang, All FantasynEverything, Guys We Fucked, Savage Love Podcast, Doug Loves Movies, Risk and a slewnmore. He has a forthcoming podcast coming soon with fellow comedian Kyle Kinane. Shane hasnbeen seen acting alongside household names for NBC’S Red Nose Day and on IFC’S ComedynBang Bang. In 2019 Shane was one of a handful of comedians invited to perform on Will Smith’snThis Joka, Shane has also hosted his own series for Comedy Central called “Shane TorresnConquers your Fears” and a show for Paramount Plus named “How Good Can It Get WithnShane Torres?” Shane has also been seen as a panelist on multiple television shows across anvariety of networks.nHe has been reviewed by numerous media outlets including The New York Times, Onion AVnClub, GQ UK, and more. His album Established 1981 came out in September of 2017 onnComedy Central records “Mr. Torres has a laconic drawling delivery with deliberate pacing,nplacing him firmly in the tradition of dry deadpan specialist like Tig Notaro and Todd Barry. Butnhis style is warmer, relying on punchlines with corkscrew turns that have moments ofnvulnerability and even melancholy.” — The New York Times. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.