Stand-Up comedy
"Kreisler is hilarious" - Washington Post
"Delectable... As funny and as quotable as anything that appears daily on late-night TV. You are guaranteed a few laugh-out-loud verbal souvenirs to try out on your friends" - New York Times
"Hilarious... His audience interactions are smooth and he knows how to stick the knife into ourguts in the middle of a belly laugh." - Chicago Tribune
Jeff Kreisler won the Bill Hicks Spirit Award for Thought Provoking Comedy, appeared regularly on CNN, FoxNews, MSNBC, BBC, CBC, Current TV & Sirius/XM (radio) and tours most of the known world.
His second bestselling book, Dollars And Sense: How We Misthink Money is available in 22 countries and won some cool awards. His first book was the satire Get Rich Cheating, which earned him a regular, recurring segment as “The Cheater” on MSNBC.
Jeff's also Executive Producer of The Final Edition Radio Hour, Editor-in-Chief of PoepleScience.com, writer for Comedy Central, Huffington Post, and IFC, cast member of Shoot The Messenger (from the co-creator of "The Daily Show"), and one-time star at the Glasgow, Edinburgh, Calgary, Asheville, New York, Chicago Fringe and San Francisco Sketch Comedy Festivals.
He's performed comedy of all kinds on all topics on over two thousand club, college, festival and theater stages all over the planet.
Jeff Kreisler would like to make you laugh.
TV Reel :"Laugh out loud - roaring!" - CNBC
"A really great performer" - Time Out New York
"Plenty of polished one-liners and wry observations" - Time Out Chicago
"Kreisler's keen intellect sees to it that tired subjects are rendered shocking and original... Reflections so clever, you wonder why they aren't present in the political discourse." - Fest Mag
"Kreisler changes the pace a bit with a slightly demented, extremely animated set " - San Francisco Chronicle
"You'll struggle to find better than Jeff Kreisler... With slick and witty poise he mixes wry observation on current affairs with quirky bouts of surrealism " - Three Weeks
Maybe you need to see me in front of a comedy festival audience?
Fine, here's a set in a theatre. Ok? It's longer and older, just like me:
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