He's Hispanic and can't speak Spanish or whistle, he instead talks about the joys of interracial marriage and Spider-Man. San Antonio native Michael V. Suarez returns to Laugh Out Comedy club for 2 nights only. A South Texas native that started comedy so that his wife and cats could get a break from him, he's since become a staple of the Texas comedy scene.
Michael V. Suarez lives in San Antonio and performs at clubs and colleges across the country. Norm MacDonald told him he was funny. Bruce Bruce told him not to use the Green Room bathroom. He is also an organizer of the Nerdcore Comedy Show, which showcases stand up at media conventions and private events across the country, with annual shows at San Japan and A-kon. His first TV credit was on Tru TV, so that's a thing. You can see what he's up to at MikeVSuarez.com.

Within a year of Circuit City Closing down, Alex Ansel went from selling TVs to being on TV. A Lifelong clown, Born in Texas just to spend the first 10 years of his life in Germany. He then spent his adolescence in various air conditioned buildings perfecting his video game high scores. A Nerd of Texas size proportions, it was in Middle School where he was christened with the Nickname KOOLAID. Figuring there were worse nicknames to get, he stuck with it ever since. Alex’s appeal is wider than most, He’s a Fat guy from a Hispanic City, that dresses like rapper, has 2 Dads that are married....to each other and has family in the Military. It is all these experiences that Alex aka KOOLAID draws from and helped him win his first Comedy Competition in 2010 with the Title “Funniest in South Texas”. He is the youngest comedian to have won the Title. Alex has appeared on CBS, NBC and FOX affiliates in his hometown of San Antonio. Recently he’s been on the road opening for WWE Hall of Fame Pro Wrestler Jake “The Snake” Roberts for the “Unspoken Word Tour”. What does Alex want to accomplish throughout all this? To live up to his namesake of KOOLAID by putting smiles on faces and getting people to say “Oh Yeah”.

Thomas Nichols is a stand-up comedian based in Dallas, Texas. His unique and whip smart observations span from everything to cartoons to broken families to missing pets- the laid back funnyman transitions seamlessly from one tightly crafted joke to the next within the course of a single set. Deadpan, hilarious, and wise beyond his 26 years, Nichols is a nationally touring comic who's been featured at the New York Finger Lakes Festival, and was a finalist at the Denver Make Me Laugh Festival. His unique brand of friendly, effortless cool and his quick wit have made him a favorite recurring guest on Fishbowl Radio, as well as one of Dallas's most popular club acts.

Standup comic Linda Stogner is an Emmy award winning comedian and filmmaker, and she is a definite original. Her zany imagination, storytelling skills and unique point of view have earned her comedy honors such as 2014 Funniest Comic in Texas and several Emmys and a recent Gold and Bronze Medal at the New York International Film and Television Awards. She has appeared on the Emmy award winning, national PBS/ABC series, Life 360. She performed at AKON 2016, 2016 Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, was a semi-finalist in the 2015 Boston Comedy Festiva. 2015 San Francisco Comedy Competition and was the opening act of the 2015 The Limestone Comedy Festival with headliner Janeane Garofalo. She was also a finalist in the Last Vegas Comedy Festival and The Funniest Woman in America Contest. She has opened/featured for Dave Chappelle, Rob Delaney, Kathleen Madigan, Brian Regan, Jamie Lee, Elayne Boosler, Bruce Bruce, Bill Mahr, Jerry Seinfeld, among others.

And last year, she won a gold medal at the New York Festival’s International Film and Television Awards, just one of her numerous awards including Emmy’s, Gracies, and the prestigious Gold Hugo Award.