Jen Kirkman is a stand-up comedian, writer and actor.
Jen has performed in theatres and comedy clubs all over America, either headlining or as the feature act for comics like Greg Behrendt and Maria Bamford.
Jen was a regular cast member on Vh1’s "Acceptable TV" and voiced many voices on Cartoon Network’s "Home Movies."
You may have seen Jen on: World Stands UP - BBC, Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, NBC’s Late Friday, Starz’s Network "Special Sauce" and more.
Currently Jen is writing on the TV show Chelsea Lately on E! and is a regular roundtable guest.
You can catch Jen live usually at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, Largo or The Hollywood Improv in Los Angeles, CA.
Jen was recently named one of the "12 Rising Stars of Comedy" by Entertainment Weekly.
Website
jenkirkman.com
Influences
I have appeared on:
Chelsea Lately (E!) The World Stands Up (BBC UK) - Watch now!
1,000 Words - Cinemax
Vh1 - "Acceptable TV"
Comedy Central - "Premium Blend"
Starz Network - "Special Sauce"
G4 - "Icons"
G4 - "Attack of the Show"
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
Game Show Network - "Funny Money"
NBC - "Late Friday"
I have appeared on these cartoons:
Cartoon Network - "Home Movies" (Nurse Kirkman, Cynthia, Doris)
Vh1 - "Ill-ustrated"
Oxygen - "Hey Monie"
Current TV - "Super News"
SELF HELP is my debut comedy album. I recorded it in November of 2006.
ASPECIALTHING RECORDS is proud to announce its inaugural release: JEN KIRKMAN’S debut album “SELF HELP.”
Recorded live at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles, “Self Help” is a whirlwind tour of the foibles and fixations that have made Jen Kirkman one of the most beloved storytellers on the comedy scene today.
From her apathy towards procreation to her myriad phobias (God, flying, zombies), Jen bares all to her audience, striking a delicate balance between sly self-deprecation and the earnest conviction of a zealot.
On “Self Help,” Jen treats us to social embarrassments from grade school to adulthood, resists the urge to commit the perfect murder (then fantasizes about all the “me” time a long prison sentence would afford), and worries that God has forgotten about her -- because, in her words, “I’ve moved around a lot, and sometimes I wear a hat.”
i watched an interview with you the in 1000 words interview and i just want you to know that i am currently fist fighting obssesive compulsive disorder with all my strength and its kicking my ass. i have yet to seek help but its in the cards for me. Im just glad that there is someone that is fucking hilarious that has ridiculous rituals for comforting. IM NOT ALONE! haha glad to know that. im openly at the moment an extra negative person, and you made me laugh, your really funny. thanks for the add
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