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Exclusive: Brillstein Entertainment Partners is expanding its comedy ranks, adding Alex Goodman, Rachel Helix and Turner Byfuglin as managers.

The three join Brillstein from Levity Entertainment Group. Goodman and Helix had been at Levity for about a decade; Helix spent her entire tenure there as a manger, Goodman was promoted to manager seven years ago. Both worked with Turner who was a coordinator at Levity and will become a manager at Brillstein.

Goodman, Helix and Byfuglin all specialize in comedy, representing more than 30 comedic multi-hyphenates with a focus on comedy touring and other live entertainment.

Joining Goodman, Helix and Byfuglin at Brillstein will be clients Aaron Weber, Andrea Jin, Brandon Rogers, Brian Simpson, Chad Daniels, Che Durena, Chelcie Lynn, Chike Robinson, Deb Digiovanni, Gianmarco Soresi, Ian Edwards, Jason Cheny, Jessie Jetski Johnson, Jesus Trejo, Joe Dombrowski, Jr De Guzman, Kam Patterson, King Hassan, Laura Peek, Lenarr Young, Leslie Liao, Lukas McCrary,...

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