Following last year’s success, the All-Star Gala returns once again with only the best talent taking the stage for one night in a Gala experience that is guaranteed to keep you laughing from start to finish. It’s All-Star comedy for the ultimate comedy fan. Featuring performances by Ron White, Paula Poundstone, Larry Miller, Danny Bhoy, Ron James and more!

One of the world’s most outrageous comediennes, Kathy Griffin first rose to fame as Vickie Groener on Suddenly Susan. She soon began balancing her own HBO and Bravo comedy specials with memorable roles on other hit TV shows. Her hilarious reality show Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List, about her struggle to find acceptance in Hollywood, has won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Reality Program while also achieving the highest ratings ever for the Bravo Network. Post Emmy win, Kathy has sold out shows at Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, and the Kodak Theatre and will appear next in Around the World in 50 Years 3D, an animated adventure about a globe-trotting sea turtle.

Two years after garnering rave reviews for hosting his first Just For Laughs Gala and one year after being one of the stars of the inaugural Just For Laughs Toronto Festival, Late Late Show host, Craig Ferguson returns to Montreal for another highly anticipated performance.

Just For Laughs is delighted to present Jeremy Piven. One of America's most versatile actors, Piven is best known to legions of television viewers as fast-talking agent Ari Gold on HBO's Entourage. His tour de force performance on the show has garnered him a number of awards including a pair of Emmys for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. A classically trained actor, this talented Chicagoan has also appeared in more than 40 feature-length films including hits like Old School, Grosse Point Blank, The Player, Runaway Jury, Blackhawk Down and Lucky 13.

Just For Laughs is proud to present Grammy-nominated artist Jimmy Fallon. One of the premier comedic talents in the entertainment industry, Fallon was recently handpicked to take over Conan O’Brien’s job as host of Late Night in 2009 when O’Brien assumes control of The Tonight Show. Fallon first rose to national prominence in 1998 when he joined the award-winning cast of Saturday Night Live. During his six-year stint on SNL, Fallon became an audience favorite for his dead-on impressions and his quick wit as the host of the popular Weekend Update newscasts. He has since gone onto star in a number of blockbuster films including Almost Famous, Anything Else, Taxi, Fever Pitch and Factory Girl, and he is currently developing an untitled comedy at Universal Pictures with director Tom Shadyac.