Brooks Wheelan, a celebrated comedian, originally hails from the heartland of America, Iowa. It was there that he cultivated his passion for comedy and performance, eventually attending the University of Iowa where he further honed his craft. Brooks made a significant impact on the comedy scene with his engaging and energetic style, starting with his stand-up television debut in 2013 on Comedy Central’s "Adam Devine’s House Party" and TBS’s "Conan." His burgeoning career gained substantial recognition in 2012 when he was invited to perform at the New York Comedy Festival as part of Comedy Central’s Top 10 Comics to Watch—a accolade that spotlighted him as a standout talent. Brooks’s fresh comedic voice also shined brightly at the prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, marking him as a breakout performer. Additionally, his performance at the Comedy Central South Beach Comedy Festival further solidified his rising status in the world of stand-up. Brooks's comedy career took a significant leap when he became a writer and cast member on the 39th season of NBC’s iconic sketch show "Saturday Night Live." This role provided him with a larger platform to showcase his humor and versatility as a performer. Beyond sketch comedy, Brooks also made an appearance on the fourth season of HBO’s acclaimed series "Girls," further diversifying his experience and reach. Currently, Brooks is bringing his unique comedic perspective to audiences across the United States, headlining at colleges and clubs, and continuing to build on his impressive career in comedy. His journey from Iowa to stages around the country is a testament to his dedication and talent in the world of entertainment.