Todd Glass

Todd Glass started doing stand-up comedy as a teenager in Philadelphia. By the time he was 18, he was opening for music legends Patti LaBelle, Aretha Franklin, and Diana Ross on Broadway. In his twenties, he moved to Los Angeles, and has since established himself as one of the most original and respected voices in comedy.

The late great Norm Macdonald affectionately called Todd "the comedian's comedian's comedian." Although he's most often recognized for being a prolific stand-up, Todd is beloved in other areas of comedy, primarily for voicing the Principal in HBO Max's TEN YEAR OLD TOM and for iconic late night appearances, including over fifteen on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! He is known for the New York Times bestselling autobiography, The Todd Glass Situation, which was published by Simon & Schuster, and details Todd's experiences with dyslexia, ADD, and coming out later in life. The book continues to resonate with audiences and has led to Todd's participation in similarly lauded pieces involving the subject matter, including the documentary OUTSTANDING: A COMEDY REVOLUTION. Todd is prominently featured in the film, which premiered at Tribeca, and is currently streaming on Netflix alongside his critically acclaimed stand-up specials.

This past year, Todd has seen a massive growth in his audience, as a new generation of fans have become infatuated with his sketches online. Creating and collaborating on short form content is one of his many endeavors across the spectrum of comedy, but what Todd Glass does best is entertain live. In his newest show, TODD GLASS: THE EVENT OF A LIFETIME, he is at the top of his game.