Appearing in Who Let the White Guy In?

Keith Michael Ashton, a Brooklyn, New York native, has appeared on BET's "Comic View," Comedy Central's "Short Attention Span
Theater," and was a finalist on "Star Search." Keith performs at the Improv and the Ice House, as well as colleges all over the country.

Carter Gregory has opened for numerous acts, including the Isley Brothers and Bobby Slayton. He is coming off of a very successful run in the Gospel Musical "These Trying Times." His television credits include Bet's"Comic View" and "To Tell the Truth.

Warren Hutcherson is currently a producer and writer for the critically acclaimed Bernie Mac Show. His previous credits include writer/producer for "Moesha," and writer for "Living Single," and "Saturday Night Live." He has his own HBO Comedy Special and was a part of the 2001 World Comedy Tour in Melbourne, Australia.

Jolie Oliver has appeared on TV shows "Presidio Med" and "Madison
Heights.** She has been in television promos for both Fox Sports and TV Land. She performs regularly at comedy clubs around southern California and was a finalist in the San Francisco Comedy Competition.

Piulet, from Detroit, Michigan, has been on Bet's"Comic View" and is a regular at the Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory. He currently appears in commercials for Best Buy and White Castle, and was recently featured on the "Andy Dick Show." He has been in two films, "Flirting with Death" and "The Prince of a Divided Township."

Dan Warner is in his second year as the spokesperson for DirecTV, playing the Installer in the very popular television commercials. Dan can be seen in Austin Powers III, and in the television sitcom "One-on-One". He won the 2001 Bobby Award for Best Actor in a television commercial. He was a host for the 2002 Las Vegas Comedy Festival.