Our 2007 talent list is starting to roll in!

   Peter is nominated as “Stand-Up Comic Of The Year” this year, and was also previously nominated for the same distinguished title in 2002 - again for the Canadian Comedy Awards!
  Heralding from Vancouver, BC, He's a very busy guy - along with his own Comedy Now special on CTV, and a raft of on-going voice-over jobs, he has appeared in more than thirty films, series, specials, and movies-of-the-week, most of them in the past few years.
  Highlights include featured appearances, often as straight men or deft technicians, on such creep-fests as The Outer Limits, and four different shots at The X-Files (plus a goofier part on The New Addams Family). Instantly recognizable for his dark hair, oversized eyes, and bow legs, Kelamis has had notable film

   Now living in Los Angeles, Ryan was bitten by the acting bug at a very young age. That bug was carrying a virus that caused his glands to swell, cutting of blood supply to the hormone that provides normal people with the capability to do productive things in society.
  Through his younger years, Ryan's fondness for theatre grew, and soon he knew all the words to Les Miserables. Naturally his family thought he was just gay, so they were very surprised to find out that he was not only straight, but actually beginning down the performer's road. It was a profession that ran in the family. His mother, an acclaimed Actor, and his father, an Actor/Playwright, reacted to Ryan's new career path lovingly...
  His list of credits is impressive, including four appearances on the "Just For Laughs" Comedy Festival, The Chicago Comedy Festival, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Adelaide's Fringe/Arts Festival and numerous others. His TV credits include, Comedy Central's "Live at Gotham", The Late Late Show with Craig Kilbourn, Comedy NOW!, The Sean Cullen Show, and more. Ryan has also been involved in film, including "Finn on the Fly" and "Going the Distance". You have likely also seen Ryan in a well known gum commercial...
  Recipient of the Canadian Comedy Award, The Phil Hartman Award and the "Best Street Act" from the Adelaide Fringe Festival, Ryan is a must see!

  Lars began his comedy career with an auspicious beginning at a pub named Fargo's in Edmonton. For the first year the comedy world was exactly the same and Lars spent it wondering what auspicious meant. In 2004 Lars won the Alberta Comedy Idol competition naming him Alberta's funniest new comedian.  He was a Semi-Finalist in the Corner Gas "On-line Comic Genius" contest, and was featured on CBC Radio's "So, You Think You're Funny".
  A solid headliner in his own right, his clean and clever style has propelled him to the forefront of ‘comedians to call’.  He has been on stage in numerous venues and stages in both Canada and in the US including most recently at the Edmonton International Fringe Festival. Recipient of 5 comedy awards, his accolades are also growing. In tribute to his act, Ed Magazine named Lars one of the Top Ten Comedians to watch… if you’re already at a show… and if he’s on it. With a plug like that, you know Lars is a man on the move!
  He has opened for the likes of Mitch Fatel, Kevin Pollack and Aries Spears. Has shared the stage with Russell Peters and Mike MacDonald (he's good at sharing).
  Kidney Komedy Night has special meaning to Lars.  He lost his father Dale to kidney failure in September 2001.  He is honored to be a part of this noble and worthwhile cause.

Also appearing...

Daryl Makk and Jamie Hutchinson