Meet Our Comedians
Phil Sweet
Phil Sweet is one of the funniest comics today. Phil’s shrewd commentary on the modern world gone wacky gives audiences lots to think about and even more to laugh about . Only he could explain what Viagra and the Federal Reserve have in common. He has performed from Virginia to Massachusetts at comedy festivals and clubs like Gotham, Broadway, Laugh Lounge and Eastville in NYC and Catch a Rising Star in NJ. Locally, he’s performed at Helium CC, SoulJoel’s ( Joel Richardson) in Royersford and Reactors CC (Chris Carrol). Along the way, he’s won several comedy contests including “Catch a New Rising Star”, “Eastville’s Next Headliner” and received a Broadway Comedy Development grant. He was a member of two Guinness Book of World Records teams which set records for the Longest Continuous Cabaret Show and Longest Continuous Cabaret on Zoom. Phil also produces comedy benefit shows where he has opened for Sherry Davey, Vanessa Hollingshead, Leighann Lord, Robin Fox and Jackie “the Joke Man” Martling among others. If you get a chance to see him , don’t miss it.
When describing his act, Phil says, “It’s like listening to a friend who has had a few too many drinks. He’s got your back and he’s not afraid to tell you what you don’t want to hear!” He takes you on a hysterical ride of over-the-top observations, clever wordplay and razor sharp wit.
Glen Tickle
Glen Tickle is a comedian from New Jersey (Not Pennsylvania. He can’t stress this enough.) who has appeared on Dry Bar Comedy, Travel Channel, CoziTV, and can be heard on SiriusXM. He has millions of views on TikTok. Glen has been working on the college market since 2015, with successful showcases at multiple National Association for Campus Activities and Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities events including the 2019 NACA National. He has appeared at festivals around the country.
His debut album (Yes, Really) was released in 2016 and debuted on the Billboard Comedy Chart. He also has a short film called Good Grief: A Comedy About Loss and Being Bad at It.
He is a competitive Dr. Mario player, a bad violin player, and a competent juggler. His favorite movie is The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension and hopes to play the role of New Jersey in the eventual remake.
Glen Jensen
Glen is an American actor and stand-up comedian who has left an indelible mark on the comedy scene.
Glen's journey in entertainment began at various comedy clubs in Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York City. In 2001, he reached the finals of the Boston Comedy and Film Festival, and in 2003, he claimed victory in Philly's Funniest Comedy Competition. This success opened doors for Glen, leading to memorable appearances on notable shows such as 'Comedy Show 'N Tell' in Las Vegas and 'Comedy at Club 54' in Toronto, Canada.
Beyond the comedy stage, Glen showcased his versatile talent by becoming an opening act for renowned musical acts like the Doobie Brothers, Spyro Gyra, and Al Jarreau. His comedic prowess has graced iconic venues including The Improv, The Funny Bone, and Catch a Rising Star in Las Vegas and Atlantic City.
In a bold move, Glen transitioned from stand-up comedy to acting, delivering memorable performances on the big screen. Notably, he portrayed Kowalski in the supernatural slasher film 'Fingerprints,' sharing the screen with acclaimed actors like Lou Diamond Phillips, Leah Pipes, Geoffrey Lewis, Sally Kirkland, and Kristin Cavallari. The film earned the prestigious Best Feature Film award at the New York City Horror Film Festival.
Glen is also recognized for his role as General Jernigan in 'Denizen,' directed by the talented J.A. Steel, hailed as the 'Female Roger Corman.' At the world premiere of 'Denizen' at the Bare Bones Film Festival, Glen received the 'Best Actor in a Feature Film' Honorable Mention, solidifying his status as a skilled and versatile performer.
As a testament to his comedic and acting prowess, Glen Jensen is set to bring laughter and entertainment to the audience as a performing comedian at our upcoming comedy show, dedicated to benefiting Family Promise of Warren County.