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New York City-based comedian and actor Todd Barry is widely recognized for his roles as the bongo-playing “Third Conchord” on HBO’s Flight of the Conchords and Mickey Rourke’s deli boss in 2009 Oscar winner The Wrestler, and renowned throughout the entertainment industry for his nuanced, measured, and thoroughly original approach to stand-up. Drawing audience members in with his deadpan self-deprecation and ability to pile punchline upon punchline, his decidedly low-key stage persona belies a deeply intelligent, often biting, occasionally absurdist worldview, one lauded by discerning fans who seek a fresh yet honest update to traditional observation and social commentary.

Boasting multiple stand-up appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and two Comedy Central Presents specials, Todd’s resume also includes such hit TV shows as Louie, Delocated, Bored to Death, Tim and Eric, Chappelle’s Show, Sex and the City, and even Sesame Street.

Arden Myrin is a comedian and actress best known for being a long-running cast member on MADtv. She has peroformed with Improv Olimpic and The Groundlings, and has appeared in the films Kinsey and What Women Want, as well as Comedy Central's Reno911! Most recently, Arden has become a frequent panelist on E!'s Chelsea Lately roundtable. She has also appeared as a guest on popular internet
podcast Two Jacks in the Hole.'

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.

If there are two things that we love, they are opera singers and bagels. So of course when Kurt found out that his local bagel guy, Vinnie, was also a retired opera singer...well, we had to ask him to do the show. Vincent Frisari was born in Bisceglie, Italy. He co-owned Ristorante Veronica in Manhattan's garment industry for over 20 years. Subsequently, he worked at Terrace Bagels for 10 years. During most of those years, he sang at the annual Park Slope Food Coop variety shows. He also enjoys song writing and writing poetry. Now retired, he enjoys his grandchildren.