The Talent Show presents: Summer CAMP!

Michael R. Jackson is a NYC-based composer and lyricist.

Mike Albo is a writer, TV actor and performer. He used to be the New York Times's "Critical Shopper" until he was unceremoniously fired. He currently appears as the tortured bisexual Santeria priest Arcadio in Viva Ruiz’s continuing comedic telenovela "Rosa Negra."

John Epperson is an American drag artist, actor, pianist, vocalist and writer who is mainly known for creating his stage character Lypsinka. As Lypsinka he is lip-synching to meticulously edited show-length soundtracks culled from snippets of outrageous 20th-century female performances in movies and song.

Molly is a multi-faceted, gem-like performer whose talents have graced stage and screen!

Jessica Delfino is a comedian, musician, performer and writer who plays many instruments ranging from the flying V ukulele to the rape whistle. Jessica has performed on ABC’s “Good Morning America”, The Sundance Channel, Fox News’ “Red Eye”, in the Reading & Leeds Festival, Montreal Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Fest, Dublin Comedy Festival, London’s Soho Theatre.

Edgar Oliver is an American stage and film actor, poet, performance artist and playwright. Born in Savannah, Georgia, he has lived and worked in New York City since 1977. He is considered a "legend" of the downtown New York theatre scene.

Clay McLeod Chapman is the author of "rest area," a collection of short stories, and "miss corpus," a novel. "Miss corpus" was recognized in part of The New Yorker's "Reading Glasses" series in 2003.

Currently, he is writing a trilogy of children's novels titled "The Tribe"—book one, "Homeroom Headhunters," hits the shelves in 2013 on Hyperion books.

Intensely vulnerable and painfully honest, award-winning British comedian, Simon Amstell, attempts again to heal himself in public following his critically acclaimed 2009 tour, Do Nothing. The Guardian newspaper calls Amstell, “The real deal. Where philosophy collides with anxiety: where Heidegger meets Woody Allen." And The Scotsman raves, "One of the most elegant, articulate, sensitive and endearing proponents of 'Soul Comedy’ that there is.”