For over 42 years Susan Rice has been making people laugh.
Before discovering stand-up, Rice spent nine years training and performing as a professional actress. She stepped onto her first comedy stage in March 1983—and by 1986, she was living in Los Angeles, working some of the most well-known comedy clubs across the country.
As she aged out of the comedy clubs, Rice found a new rhythm performing at charity fundraisers, corporate events, and community shows. During the pandemic, she helped bring laughter back to her local neighborhood by producing the St. Johns Comedy Festival in North Portland in both 2021 and 2022—giving talented local comics a stage after more than a year of shutdown.
In 2023, a submission to Don’t Tell Comedy led to an invitation to Los Angeles to record a 10-minute set for their massively popular YouTube channel. The set premiered on March 11, 2024, and quickly went viral—racking up views and earning Susan an invitation to perform for the celebrity judges on America’s Got Talent (AGT).
Later that year, she filmed her first-ever comedy special, “Silver Alert,” produced by Super Nice Guy Productions and distributed by Comedy Dynamics.
Susan never expected this late-career resurgence—but she’s thrilled to still be doing what she loves: making people laugh..

Did you hear the one about the guy who was born in Athens, Greece, grew up surfing, was a doorman at a comedy club, a bartender at the House of Blues on Sunset, held Slash's guitar, wrote a show for a Sex Pistol, married a comedian and moved to Tacoma?
Award winning comedian Jerry Miner has a 1000 stories from Hollywood and back. Jerry's observant, intelligent brand of humor sucks you in, slops you around and holds you under for just a few seconds. It's a rip tide of laughs that is entertaining and appropriate for all audiences. This is a perfect act for a Christmas or holiday party, church event, corporate gathering or community festival.
25 national TV appearances on the following networks, HBO, Comedy Central, A & E, Fox, MTV, VH1, ESPN, NBC Sports, Daystar and The Gospel Network. Over 15,000 performances, winner funniest man in San Diego, winner Orange County Laugh Off, winner LA Valley Laugh Off, runner up San Francisco Comedy Competition, and featured at Montreal Comedy Festival.

Originally from Olympia, Washington, Anthony Schuman is an archetypical Pacific Northwesterner with the sense of humor to show for it: He’s a fisherman, writer, filmmaker, army vet, subsistence farmer, photographer, kayaker, hiking fan, and father of four. But mostly he’s a comedian. That’s probably why you’re reading this right now.
Anthony’s comedy is energetic and funny, honest but light-hearted, and heavily influenced by how much he loves his family (“a lot”). Hopefully he’ll see you in the audience sometime, where he might just teach you about NICU decorum or chickens’ limitations — and make you laugh all in one.