Winner of three ACTRA awards for humour, is a witty observer of the twitches and turns of popular culture. Born in the Maritimes, hardened in Toronto, Nancy White rose to national prominence as the writer and singer of topical songs on the CBC Radio show, "Sunday Morning". But she's perhaps best appreciated for her cd on the torture of motherhood: "Momnipotent: Songs For Weary Parents". Her latest recording is "Stickers On Fruit" and features comic gems like "Jesus At Tim's, "Nova Scotia Squirrel Stuffer" and "The Shabbas Goy C'est Moi". Although a woman of considerable sophistication, she has never made a martini, lanced a boil, or corresponded with a prisoner.

Roger James

Describes his performance this way, "If I'm playing a song and you're laughing, it's comedy. If you're not, it's music. Roger is a master of the hilarious medley and his scholarly translations of incomprehensible rock and roll songs are not to be missed. A terrific banjo and guitar player, Roger also plays bodhran (Irish drum), bones, Celtic harp, and piano. Combine this with musical styles as diverse as 50's and 60's rock and roll, blues, folk, and bluegrass and you have an entertaining collision of humour and musical skill. Film historians, please note, Roger appeared onscreen as a fishmonger-street musician in the 1999 HBO movie "Vendetta". His role last 52 seconds.

Wendell Ferguson

How many comedians do you know who are also award winning musicians. He is a favorite with CBC Radio and was recently welcomed back to join in on Lorne Elliott's Madly Off In All Directions .Wendells songwriting is pure comedy, his shows are full of parody and satire and his wordplay speeds past like a train through a one horse town. Quick on his toes -- or yours -- his humour is intelligent, delightful or downright delinquent . It's no wonder he has been called "The Cowboy Tom Lehrer". The other element that makes his show top notch of course is the music. Wendell's fingers match his wit with lightning dexterity. His guitar work has earned him 6 CCMA awards and hundreds of album credits. He is brilliantly stupid, and an absolute delight on stage.