Keith Lyle was born and raised on the mean streets of Chicago. Well... It was the suburbs, but it was

still tough. His house was filled with the loud, loving tirades of his family. Having been immersed in a

2 parent home, the yelling never stopped. Because of this, he had a difficult time fitting in at school.

Realizing that making people laugh is truly a gift that keeps on giving, Keith began to develop his

strong sense of humor.

Keith's quick wit and topical material take you from the front page to inside his head, and the depth of

his family's dysfunctions. He has been in several commercials and TV shows, and films. His biggest role to date was having 4

lines in the blockbuster movie “The Hangover”. He may have had more screen time as a dead body on

CSI, but hey- it's 4 lines in a better movie than Tom Hanks made that year. He also has roles in the

films “Holding Lucid” directed by John Bizarre and “A Tribute to Fluffy” directed by

Micah Cyrus. Keith co wrote and stars in a new web series currently in production called “Class

Clowns”.

Keith was honored to be selected as the feature act for headliner Don Barnhart. In the summer of 2012,

Keith made his 1st trip overseas to entertain the troops in Kuwait. In 2013, he went to Afghanistan,

Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Jordan, Spain, Portugal and Greece on 2 separate trips in the "Don Barnhart All

Star Comedy Tour" for Armed Forces Entertainment. He went overseas again in October 2014 and

again in August of 2015 as part the “Battle Comics” Tour for AFE. Keith spent most of 2017 &2018 as

the House Emcee at Jokesters Comedy Club in Las Vegas. Between stand up gigs in 2019, Keith

diversified his resume by acting in plays “Driving Miss Daisy” (as “Boolie”) as well as “The House of

Tomorrow”. He is also a founding member on the Pro Team roster for improv juggernaut

Comedysportz Las Vegas franchise.

He has also hosted a week each for the popular websites Tweet the Joke and Dear Comic and had the

most online votes in the Improv's "Up Yours Contest in 2012. Keith is active on social media with over

89,000 Twitter followers, and countless friends on Facebook and Instagram.

Comedy veteran Erin O'Connor began her career in San Francisco in 1986, and has worked at The Punchline and The Improvs on the west coast, Dangerfield's and The Comedy Cellar on the east coast, and just about every club and college in between.

In 1995, she began a 20 year break from stand up to focus on acting. Some of Erin's favorite jobs include a recurring role on "In Living Color," a pilot co-starring her comedy idols Fred Willard and Martin Mull, as well as a quick but memorable flash as the "Crazy Cat Lady" in Green Day's award-winning music video, Time of Your Life.

Her path back to stand up began in 2015, when her husband, comedian Bob Zany, recruited (begged) her to co-host The Bob Zany Show podcast, where they sat down for 30 minutes of serious with comedians including Last Comic Standing winner Alonzo Bodden, Laugh-In creator George Schlatter and Canadian Harland Williams.

Last summer, she was a judge in the prestigious National Clean Comedy Challenge, and in the fall, returned to San Francisco for a spot on the 39th Annual Comedy Celebration Day line up in Robin Williams Meadow/Golden Gate Park.

Recently relocated to Las Vegas, she is already a frequent and familiar face at venues on both The Strip and downtown.