Mondolicious!
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Matt Bergman Matt Bergman has been playing clubs and colleges since he began stand-up at the age of 18. Since graduating from college he has hit the road performing at “A” rooms across the country opening for headliners such as Dave Attell, Jeffrey Ross, and Bill Burr. He just recently toured with Mike Birbiglia on his Comedy Central “Secret Public Tour”. Matt now lives in NYC and just turned 24. He shares a bunk bed in the living room with another comic. Matt is also, surprisingly, single. Click Here to visit his website |
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Ramon "Mondo" Medina Born and raised in Stamford, CT, Mondo grew up in a loving, tight knit family. Mondo is the oldest of 3, all males. His unique look and presence, 6’ 3” & 300 pounds, can be felt when he enters a room or steps on stage. Mondo is of Puerto Rican decent. He is a graduate of Westhill H.S. in Stamford, CT. In his lifetime Mondo has worn many hats, He has been a banker, a bouncer, comedian and actor just to name a few. He has a love for sports. Mondo has played Semi-pro Football for The Connecticut Chiefs and The Connecticut Giants. He is also an ASA certified Softball Umpire for over 20 years. Mondo is also a certified Football & Lacrosse Official. Mondo entered the entertainment field as a stand-up comic and has been honing his craft for 8 years. His comedy career has taken him all over the East coast performing at countless comedy clubs and many fundraisers. Mondo got the acting bug 7 years ago and has been involved in numerous theater productions. He has appeared in the J.U.N.I.O.R Mafia’s “Just Us” music video. He has also recently been involved in numerous film projects including “Ego” starring Mekhi Phifer and Eve written and produced by Antonio Maccia set for a 2008 release, “College Road Trip”, starring Martin Lawrence and Raven Symone, as well as other independent film projects in production. |
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Tom Tran Standup Comedy started off as an experiment for Tom Tran. Just like jumping out of airplanes, snorting pixie sticks, and being black, he just wanted to know what it would be like. He got the chance to find out in college when he took a theatre class for “three easy credits” he needed to graduate. For his final project he wrote five minutes of material to perform in front of the class. The other students laughed so hard, some of them actually pissed themselves. But it turns out that it was because their teacher refused to give them bathroom breaks. Whatever the case, comedy became his new passion. But more than just his passion, comedy's become his therapy and his saving grace. Click Here to visit his website |
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