April Macie, a comedian known for her bold and unapologetic humor, hails from Easton, Pennsylvania, where her early years were marked by a particularly infamous high school rumor. While such experiences often leave lasting scars, April found solace and empowerment in humor, embracing a path of comedy over conformity. Her journey led her to turn personal adversity into an irreverent comedic style that seeks to dismantle gender double standards and champion women's voices. April's comedy career is as colorful and diverse as her life. She has traversed the globe, performing in over 23 countries, with 12 of those visits dedicated to entertaining troops stationed far from home. Notably, she was a finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing in 2006, which boosted her profile and opened doors to more opportunities in the entertainment industry. Her talent has been recognized by various media outlets, leading to appearances on E! Entertainment, Fuel TV, HSN, Sirius and XM Radio, Bob & Tom, as well as Access Hollywood. In 2005, the Hollywood Reporter identified her as an "emerging talent to watch" at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival. April's irreverence and charm have made her a favorite on the Howard Stern Show, where she earned the title of “Funniest and Hottest” comedian in 2008. She has also been featured in Showtime documentaries such as “I Am Comic” and "Vegas Is My Oyster," and showcased her charisma in "Snoop Dogg's Bad Girls of Comedy." Amidst her extensive travels, April engages audiences across the United States as a headlining stand-up comedian. Her colorful personal anecdotes, whether it's slapping a boyfriend for dubious dealings or standing on the edge of the Korean Peninsula, enrich her comedy with authenticity and relatability. Throughout her eclectic career, April has experimented with numerous roles, from a Hooter's waitress to a clown’s assistant, but comedy remains her true calling. Through her work, she continues to challenge societal norms, delivering empowerment and laughter, “one dick joke at a time.”