Artie Brennan is a renowned actor and comedian from New York City, boasting an impressive resume that spans multiple television networks, film festivals, and live performances.
He honed his craft through intensive drama studies at New York University, Iona College, and Joanna Beckson's private studio. Artie further refined his skills in improvisation and sketch comedy at renowned institutions such as Second City in Chicago and The Upright Citizen's Brigade under the guidance of founders Matt Walsh and Ian Roberts.
Throughout his career, Artie has garnered numerous accolades, including Best Actor awards for his roles in "In For Business" at the Best Shorts Competition and "Behind The House Of Gucci" at The Daftas. He was also nominated for Best Actor at The Maverick Movie Awards and The Alternative Film Festival.
In addition to his film and television work, Artie has made a name for himself on the live stage. He co-created and starred in the critically acclaimed "A2Z: Black & White" with Zene Coley, which earned him a nomination for Best Actor at the NYCTV Fest and The Hip Hop Film Festival. His script was also recognized at the Top Indie Film Awards.
Artie has appeared on the cover of prominent publications such as the New York Post and IndieWire for his lead role in the Factory 25 produced sitcom "Dad Day". He has also lent his talents to national commercials and campaigns for esteemed brands like ESPN, Good Morning America, Optimum cable, and Kiehl's.
As the co-creator and co-star of "Super Crazy Funtime Variety Game Show Hour", a TimeOut NY and AMNY critic's pick for best comedy shows in NYC, Artie has received widespread recognition for his work. He was nominated for Best Actor in an Off-Broadway show for his role as Francis Merryweather and has won several awards with the production. Artie's performances have been featured on Funny Or Die, and he has been praised by critics for his portrayal of Steve Beshekas and Brian Doyle Murray in the Off-Broadway show "With A Little Help...It's John Belushi".
