Al Madrigal is a dynamic and talented comedian who has earned acclaim for his unique lyrical storytelling and spontaneous, fast-paced comedy style. Named Best Stand-Up Comedian by the HBO/U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Madrigal has captured audiences with performances that The New York Times has praised as "dynamic." His extensive work in stand-up comedy has made him a familiar face on television, especially on Comedy Central. Madrigal starred in his own Comedy Central Presents Special and made notable appearances on shows such as John Oliver’s New York Stand-Up Show and Pretend Time with Nick Swardson. Madrigal’s comedic talent has also secured him spots on popular late-night talk shows. He was one of the first 20 guests during Conan O’Brien’s tenure on “The Tonight Show” and has appeared several times on “Conan” on TBS. Additionally, Madrigal has been featured on “Lopez Tonight,” “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” further proving his versatility and wide appeal as a comedian. Beyond stand-up, Al Madrigal has a variety of acting credits to his name. He took on roles in CBS comedies "Welcome to the Captain," alongside Jeffrey Tambor, and "Gary, Unmarried," with Jay Mohr. Although "The Ortegas," a sitcom featuring Cheech Marin as his father, was shelved at the last minute by Fox, it demonstrated Madrigal's aptitude for acting in addition to stand-up. He also landed a role in NBC’s sitcom “Free Agents,” showcasing his continuing presence in the television industry. With a distinctive style that resonates with diverse audiences, Al Madrigal remains a prominent figure in both stand-up comedy and television, celebrated for his engaging storytelling and skillful comedic delivery.