Karen Chee, Rachel Joravsky, and Rachel Pegram

Karen Chee is an Emmy & WGA award-nominated comedian and writer currently writing for season two of Pachinko (Apple TV) and for Late Night with Seth Meyers. Previously she's written for the Golden Globes and Yearly Departed (Amazon), helped develop pilots for Netflix and Comedy Central, acted in HBO’s High Maintenance, and is a regular contributor to The New Yorker. She was recently featured as Vulture’s Comedians to Know and listed on Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood. Chee was equal parts honored and mortified to be one of Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2022.

Rachel Joravsky is a queer-identifying comedian and writer living in Harlem, NYC. Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Rachel studied Dramatic writing through Tisch School of Arts at NYU and minored in Spanish. Rachel also performed and wrote with Hammerkatz, NYU’s premiere sketch comedy group.

Rachel has been featured on Comedy Central, MTV, Refinery 29, and BET. Her writing has been featured on Reductress and The Forward. She’s performed her solo sketch show Rachel Joravsky is a Thirsty White Ally in Chicago, Brooklyn, and LA.

You can catch her performing with her sketch group Lo-fi NYC and with her comedy duo ThatShitRay every month at Union Hall in Brooklyn.

Rachel frequently eats almonds she finds at the bottom of her bag.

Rachel Pegram is a Brooklyn based comedian and writer. She was born and raised in Denton, Texas (a cool ass little town) and moved to New York(a city) to attend NYU Tisch where she received her BFA in Drama and Lifelong Debt.

Onscreen, Rachel can be seen acting in the Adam Sandler Netflix movie The Week Of alongside Chris Rock and Rachel Dratch. She’s also appeared in the movie Don't Think Twice and for television has been on The Chris Gethard Show, Cold Opens on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Alternatino, MTV, BET, Comedy Central and more.

In 2019 Rachel was named as one of Just For Laughs New Faces Characters and one of Vulture’s 2019 Comics to Watch. In 2018 she was performed at Clusterfest as one of Comedy Central’s Up Next Variety Comedians. Rachel wrote and performed with the new reboot of the iconic National Lampoon Radio Hour Podcast. Rachel performs regularly at Union Hall, both as a writer/performer with the sketch group Lo-Fi NYC and as co-host of That Shit Ray, a monthly variety show. She is also a performer on Asssscat at UCB Hells Kitchen. Currently Rachel is writing on the upcoming sitcom for Kenan Thompson on NBC.

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