Brett Eidman is a renowned comedic actor, hailing from New York City, where he began his career at the tender age of 16 as a Disc Jockey, which naturally led to his foray into stand-up comedy in the New York Metro area. Over the years, Brett has meticulously honed his passion for entertaining audiences into a true art form, earning him the esteemed title of "comedy madman" from the illustrious Lisa Lampanelli. He has continued to broaden his exposure through a diverse array of mediums, including stand-up, television, and radio.
As a graduate of The Second City in Chicago and the Upright Citizens Brigade in New York, Brett has been seen and heard on numerous television and radio shows, ranging from the iconic Saturday Night Live to Law & Order, Imus in the Morning, CollegeHumor.com, and FunnyorDie.com. Brett is perhaps best known for his song parody, "Barack Theme," which aired on thousands of US radio stations, as well as CNN. Comedy bits from his CD, "What's so F#@k'n Funny," which was released on the Uproar Entertainment label, are frequently aired on Sirius XM radio.
Although his evolving career has transitioned into that of a Comedic Actor and Writer, Brett remains steadfast in his commitment to stand-up performances, which have earned him widespread acclaim. The Clifton Journal states, "Brett Eidman was the best performer of the evening." He is a natural on stage, captivating his audience with his humor and often referred to as an "edgier Billy Crystal." Similar to Billy Crystal, Brett has also had a one-man show in New York, titled "One Angry Man," which enjoyed a sold-out run. Mr. Eidman credits Billy Crystal as an inspiration, citing his ability to incorporate sketch comedy, stand-up, acting, and hosting into his work.
With numerous appearances on SNL and other major networks, Brett has incorporated a variety of commercials into his portfolio and is currently seeking to expand into sitcoms. The recent release of his "Party All the Time, Let's Celebrate!" anthem has received significant recognition as a sought-after anthem for sports venues across the country. Brett currently resides in New York with his wife and two children, and enjoys boating and attending hockey games with his family and friends.
