Stir Crazy Comedy All Stars

JC started his entertainment career in the late 90's as a comedy writer and a host for an Arizona cable TV show called Local Idiots. He also performed as a stunt man for low budget movies, attempted to play bass in a traveling band and was hit with chairs and thrown through tables as a professional wrestler.

He realized the less painful way to the entertainment world was through comedy, so he began his comedy career years ago slinging jokes in Arizona, Vegas and California at bowling alleys, bars and comedy clubs. Since then, he has shared the stage with Nick DiPaolo, Doug Stanhope, Lisa Landry, Bruce Baum, Craig Gass, Adam Devine and WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley.

JC currently is a comedy producer for the Orpheum Theater in Flagstaff Arizona and is a part of the production team for the annual Big Pine Comedy Festival held in Flagstaff Arizona. JC continues to tour the comedy scene and can be seen slinging jokes at national clubs, events, colleges and sometimes in the bowling alleys.

Xazmin Garza is a stand-up comedian, actress, and writer. She made her TV debut in November 2021 on HBO Max in "Comedy Chingonas". She has toured with and opened for Roy Wood Jr., was a Latino Stand Up Comedy Competition Finalist for HBO Max's "Entre Nos" in 2021, and a Funniest Stand Up Finalist in the prestigious New York Comedy Festival in 2019.

Xazmin had a supporting role in "Cramming" a short film that won the audience award at the Brooklyn Film Festival and has performed in the Women in Comedy Festival—among many others.

Jackie Tinsley is a Phoenix based comic, born and raised in the Valley of the Sun! Her quick witted story telling has landed her on stages all over Arizona and beyond. Jackie has been part of the Cactus Comedy Classic, The World Comedy Expo and Big Pine Comedy Festival. She has featured for various traveling headliners including Kristin Key, Laura Peek and Michael Longfellow!

After over 10 years of playing the Genie in Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular at Disney California Adventure, Dylan is "out of the blue" - but only in terms of the costume and makeup. Dylan has been on the standup scene for quite some time and uses his snarky Gen-X sensibility to share his unique perspective on divorce, dating after fifty, depression, and everything in between. He is also a successful author and voiceover artist so be sure to follow him on his social media. But not on the street. That’s creepy.