let's break the stigma surrounding mental health

Michelle Murphy is a Denver/Bay Area comedian by night and a Crisis Counselor Coach by day. While she's had the honor of performing at Punchline and other San Francisco clubs, her breakout roles were undoubtedly hosting the 2018 and 2019 Crisis Text Line Staff Retreat on Long Island. Michelle loves to open for folk musicians and Memorials because, "Those crowds are so thirsty and grateful when they get the chance to laugh" and because she thinks comedy is best when there's room to cry. You can catch her next show at Burning Man, performing to nobody in particular as she walks the desert in search of sunscreen

Dara Kosberg is a San Francisco based comedian, who's performed at venues like the Punch Line Comedy Club, Cobb's Comedy Club and Tommy T's Comedy Club. Dara co-produces San Francisco's Reimagine End of Life, a city-wide, community-driven festival that uses the arts, including comedy, to explore death and celebrate life. Their next festival will take place October 24-Nov. 3. She's also a founding team member of The Dinner Party, a worldwide community for 20s and 30-somethings who've experienced loss that connect over potluck dinners.

Irene Tu is a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer. In 2017, the San Francisco Chronicle singled her out as an “artist on the brink of fame,” on the heels of being named one of the “Bay Area’s 11 Best Stand Up Comedians” (SFist) and one of 20 “Women to Watch” (KQED). She has performed at numerous festivals including SF Sketchfest and Comedy Central’s Clusterfest and has opened for comedians such as Patton Oswalt and W. Kamau Bell. You can see her on season 2 of “Take My Wife” and on VICELAND’s “Funny How?”

Kaseem Bentley's no-holds-barred style commands your attention even when the check is dropping. Kaseem has appeared on Viceland, NBC SeeSo, KQED, and Rooftop Comedy, and was named one of SF Weekly's Comics To Watch. Kaseem has since dropped a new album called LAKEVIEW and will be working at Comedy Day on September 15.

Filipino American, Andrew Orolfo has been named one of the country’s "top knot" comedians by... don't even ask, just go with it. An established staple in San Francisco comedy, he has been featured in SF Sketchfest, Limestone Comedy Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival and Comedy Central Clusterfest. He can be heard on Sirius XM Radio and seen on Comedy Dynamics “Coming to the Stage” and headlines colleges across the country.

Richard is a stand up comedian originally from San Francisco, now residing in Los Angeles. In 2016 he quit his job as a computer engineer at Yahoo to pursue comedy full time. His act covers his experience as a first generation Indian immigrant, mental health, why he quit his 10 year career in Silicon Valley, and general silliness.