enoje OzJam is a Toronto-based spoken word artist turned comedian. With her production project "Bish Funny" (short for "But Is She Funny"), enoje has produced several events including the popular Ladies Love Cool Jokes comedy series. She is the host of the tasty "Let 'Em Eat Laughs" podcast. And she is also the Director of the Comedylicious Festival of Food, Folks, and Jokes.

As a self-proclaimed "Comedy Practitioner", enoje coordinates Healing and Humour (HaH!) events in support of Black Mental Health. enoje is also committed to elevating opportunities for movement, laughter, and fun through dance and connection. Her popular Hustle and Humour workshops help to bring people and communities together, one funky step at a time.

Bougie is one of the baddest bitches in comedy right now. She's been doing comedy for 8 years and keeps challenging herself to take it to the next level. Some of the creds under her belt are JFL Toronto, Comedy is Art Festival and Nubian Alumni. 

In March 2020 she produced her first show in Vancouver called Dirty Birds, she planned on touring the show unfortunately the pandemic hit. Rising out of the ashes she started her monthly show called Colored Only Comedy Show. She's now added more shows to her list including Real Negroes of Comedy, No Boys Allowed, Mothers Be Funny, Relationship Status and more.

During the pandemic Bougie launched her podcast Everybody Watches Porn where she talks porn with people of different backgrounds. 

Currently Bougie has a couple of secret projects she's working on so make sure to follow her on social media for when those announcements drop. She has been dubbed the naughtiest woman in comedy and she wears it like a badge of honour. 

Lady Day started in comedy after years of having stand-up on her bucket list. When she finally took the plunge in 2019, she was instantly hooked. She's performed at several comedy shows across the GTA.

Lady Day's perspective that "it's better to laugh than cry" is the foundation for her comedy. She brings humour to her audience through songs and stories that anyone can relate to, especially when it comes to dating and relationships.

Separate from taking the stage as a comedian, Lady Day is a therapist who also takes the stage to educate, heal and inspire as a motivational speaker. Applying her funny bone to speaking, Lady Day, known in the speaking world by her name Natasha Halliday, speaks on resilience, mental health, burn out and moving past fear, inserting humour where she can.

Rachel Manson (she/her) has been a touring standup comedian for over a decade. You can watch her on Episode 11 Season 5 of The New Wave of Standup on CBC Gem. She has headlined Just For Laughs Toronto and performed at Just For Laughs Vancouver. 

Rachel tours across the world performing, across Europe and comedy festivals in the U.S, and opens for headliners like Jared Fried, Pinky Patel, Judah Friedlander and more. 

Her debut comedy album, 3rd Most Improved was recorded live at Second City with Howl and Roar Records and will be debuting soon on Spotify, Apple Music and more. You can watch her in What We Do In The Shadows Season 2 and WAYNE on Amazon Prime.

Rush Kazi is a Montreal-born, Toronto-based stand-up, sketch, and musical comedian. Rush has been producing shows in the Toronto comedy landscape since 2012. She produces the always sold-out hit shows Asian Comedy All-Stars, MuJew (A Muslim and Jewish comedy showcase), Gaysian Comedy All-Stars (the world’s FIRST all-Queer, all-Asian comedy showcase). In 2024, Rush staged her first Comedylicious production, the successful Flavourtown Comedy, and she's back this year for another delicious run.

Sandra Dee is a Toronto-based graphic designer and stand-up comedian. For the past 3 years, she’s been bringing her sharp wit and playful perspective to the stage. Sandra produces and hosts Just Joking, a stand-up show that highlights some of Toronto’s best comics, and she also enjoys creating comedic skits that showcase her offbeat humor.

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She regularly performs across the city, including at Yuk Yuk’s Toronto, and has also explored the NYC comedy scene with a performance at the Comedy Cellar Showcase and Deadass Comedy Show. Whether designing or delivering punchlines, Sandra knows how to grab an audience’s attention.

Zabrina Douglas is a Canadian stand-up comedian. Her comedy album Things Black Girls Say: The Album received a Juno Award nomination for Comedy Album of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2023.

Douglas, a registered nurse, performed occasional stand-up comedy sets at Kenny Robinson's Nubian Disciples nights for Black Canadian comedians in the 2000s, and was a nominee for the Tim Sims Award in 2008.

She broke through to wider success in 2020 as the headliner of Laughter from the Frontlines, a virtual comedy show organized by Daniel Woodrow's Unknown Comedy Club featuring frontline health care workers performing comedy and storytelling about coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. She subsequently organized Things Black Girls Say, a regular show at Toronto's Comedy Bar, and recorded her sets at the April 15 and 16, 2022 shows for release as an album.