Rarely Late. Always on Time. Often Redundant.
Sam Morrison is currently a comedy writer for Blind Date on Bravo TV.
Sam is a Stand Up NBC Finalist ('19), New York Comedy Festival's Best of New Talent ('19), and is the winner of Make Me Laugh ('18). He has performed in RuPaul's DragCon ('19), is a Laughing Devil Finalist ('19), Manhattan Comedy Festival Finalist ('18) , and was named one of Mogul Magazine's Comics to Watch ('18).
He has been featured in the NY Times, Time Out, GQ, Chortle, and Metro UK. He has appeared on the Travel Channel, SiriusXM Radio, and recently taped a set for PBS documentary about up and coming stand up comedians.
Sam has headlined the legendary Stand Up NY ('19) as part of their Breakout Series. He has showcased at NACA and APCA and headlined dozens of colleges across the country. His one man show Hello, Daddy! was one of the highest rated debut stand ups of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival ('19).
Sam co-hosts Thrift Shop, a weekly showcase every Wednesday 8PM at Bowery Electric & hosts Queerotica a monthly LGBT+ showcase at The Strand Bookstore.
In 2017, he performed stand up on Ugandan National Television's Laugh Factory. He hails from Sarasota, FL, is a Cornell University alum and broke the world record for most peanut butter jelly sandwiches made in an hour.
Hello, Daddy!
Toured 11 different US cities and was one of the highest rated stand up debuts at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
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What Kind of Daddy Does Gay Comedian Sam Morrison Want?Scotsgay Live
New York Times Shoutout
Chortle Op-ed: Comedy now values confessions as much as punchlines
The best quick-fire jokes, as picked by Britain's comedians
Welcome to The Samuel Morrison Show, Entertainment Guaranteed
"He is animated, speaks quickly, and relentlessly delivers joke-after-joke, each with increasing intensity and outrage. It’s actually amazing. He grabs your attention and makes you want more."
Mogul's New York City Comedians to Look Out For in 2018
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