Laffs Comedy Cafe - Tucson, Arizona

• Buried deep within the most luxuriant beard in comedy lives DJ Sandhu's silver tongue just aching to get out and spread its diabolical thoughts. From Sacramento, CA, Sandhu decided to break his parents' hearts by sharing his absurd opinions with strangers rather than going to med school like a responsible, well-adjusted adult.
  
  From the World Series of Comedy to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and everywhere in between, Sandhu has worked with some of the industry's legends including Bret Ernst, Dat Phan, Carl LaBove, Tommy Davidson, and Godfrey...all of which leave his mother incredibly disappointed that he didn't choose a better life path.

It's hard to be likable when you're being brutally honest, but Alvin Williams has found a way, and he'll show you for a small fee.He has wasted no time making his presence felt on both the national and international comedy circuit with a non-stop tour schedule that spans the entire United States and Canada to his credit. In 2008 he hosted the inaugural Mile High Comedy Festival in Denver, CO. Later that year he became the recurring host of the Shades of Black Show, a multi-cultural talent showcase that tours college campuses across the U.S. In 2009, he was invited to perform at the Laugh Your Asheville Off Comedy Festival in Asheville, NC, and in 2012 he headlined the Bob 93.7 FM Comedy Festival in Reno, NV.

Aside from live performances, Alvin can be seen in a variety of national network television appearances, including commercials for Big Brother Big Sister, Columbia Bank, and Powerball MegaMillions. Most recently he performed on the new tv series Comedy Unfiltered on NuvoTV as well as the shows Comedy Brew and Quicklaffs on Hulu.com, and is a 5-time Featured Comic on the viral video network Comedy Time TV.

• Geoffrey Asmus began performing stand-up in 2013 immediately after wasting $143,548 in college. Within a short time Geoffrey won Comedy on State's "Funniest Person in Madison 2015" and Penguin Comedy Club's "Funniest Person in Iowa 2015," both times beating out the guy who invented meth, Quentin.
  
  Soon after Geoffrey was selected as a 'New Face' performer at Just For Laughs Montreal and was featured on FOX's 'Laughs' and Kevin Hart's LOL Network. He has also performed at the Laughing Skull, Bridgetown, Limestone and Boston comedy festivals and won 3rd place in Atlanta's 2017 Laughing Skull festival.
  
  Geoffrey has opened for Brian Posehn, Aparna Nancherla, Todd Barry, Daniel Sloss and Alonzo Bodden among others.
  
  Onstage and offstage Geoffrey will not make eye contact, which is a blessing for all.