Greg Fitzsimmons

Fast Facts

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Tour Schedule

Greg's Website

Bio

Greg’s made over 60 appearances on “The Howard Stern Show” and hosts his own show on Howard’s Sirius/XM network. FOX is developing a sitcom for Greg called “Dear Mrs. Fitzsimmons” and Simon & Schuster recently made a deal with Greg for his first book due out in the Fall 2010!

He is a familiar face after 4 years on VH1’s “Best Week Ever” and his many appearances on Letterman, Conan and Kimmel. Greg has 2 specials on Comedy Central and last spring starred in an episode of “C.S.I.”

Greg begins work on “The Wanda Sykes Show” this fall and his Podcast on FITZDOG.com has been in the top 10 most downloaded comedy podcasts on I-tunes since it launched one month ago.

Greg earned 4 Daytime Emmy Awards writing/producing on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show”. Other writing credits: HBO’s “Lucky Louie”, "Cedric the Entertainer", "Politically Incorrect w/ Bill Maher", “Chelsea Handler Show” and "The Man Show.”


OTHER AWARDS:
-“Jury Award: Best Comedian”; 2002 Aspen Comedy Festival
-“Cable Ace Award”; "Idiot Savants” (MTV)
-“Distinguished Alumna Award”; Boston University
-“Top 100 Irish Americans”; Irish America Magazine

Greg tours the nation coast to coast between clubs and colleges. His act has recently taken him to places such as Holy Cross and Boston University in Massachusetts, Caroline's Comedy Club in New York City, Loyola University in Chicago, Funny Bone in Ohio and Gotham Hall in Santa Monica. You, the event planner can tap into Greg's vacuous need for acceptance by bringing him to your event, perhaps helping to pull him from the weeds. Look, nobody is saying an hour of love at your shindig is going to turn this guy's life around, but it may just buy him a little more time.

If you don't believe someone can give so much to so many and have none left for himself, catch a preview listening to "The Howard Stern Show" where Greg is a regular guest, or catch him hosting Comedy Central's "Summer Movie Marathon" and VH1's "I Love the 1980's."


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