Jimmy Shubert has long been a force in the world of stand-up comedy, known for his energetic performances and sharp wit. Often hailed as the next breakout star in stand-up, he has an impressive knack for commandeering any stage, whether it's a comedy club in Hollywood or a bustling theater halfway across the world. Shubert’s brand of full-contact comedy makes him a regular headliner at renowned venues like The Improv and The Comedy Store in Hollywood, as well as major spots in Las Vegas. His comedic prowess earned him his own stand-up special on Comedy Central, and he's graced the small screen with roles in popular shows such as "King of Queens" and "Entourage," showcasing his ability to entertain across multiple mediums. "I like to entertain people in any form under any circumstances," Shubert asserts, stating his mission to elicit laughter whether in a packed theater or entertaining troops in war zones like Afghanistan. Hailing from Philadelphia, Shubert’s early love for performing was evident as he entertained family and friends with magic tricks at the age of nine. By fifteen, he was already an accomplished magician, a skill set that later evolved into a career in stand-up comedy. His upbringing as the son of a Philadelphia detective, in a household full of brothers, surely provided a rich source of material, shaping his comedic insights and persona. After attending the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts, where he majored in Drama, Shubert transitioned from class clown to professional comic. He started his comedy career in the clubs of Philadelphia before moving to Los Angeles. At the famous Comedy Store, he honed his act and wrote material for other comedians. It was there that he befriended comedy legend Sam Kinison, who made Shubert part of the "Outlaws of Comedy," touring nationwide and playing iconic venues. Shubert's stand-up is characterized by an observational style, cleverly satirizing pop culture and societal absurdities. His albums, "Animal Instincts" and "Pandemonium," have been well received, displaying his pragmatic humor and resonating with audiences. AllMusic.com lauds his confident delivery and ability to make even the most provocative observations hilarious. Not just confined to comedy, Jimmy has proven his chops as a dramatic actor in roles ranging from a prison guard to a murder victim on shows like "Monk." He's shared the screen with celebrated actors such as Brad Pitt and Charlize Theron in films, and his versatility extends to the small screen with guest roles on shows like "2 Broke Girls," "Zeke and Luther," and "Off Their Rockers." One of Shubert's crowning achievements is his hour-long special “Alive N’ Kickin’,” which received critical acclaim and ranked among the top ten best stand-up DVDs by punchlinemagazine.com. In the project, which he largely spearheaded himself, Shubert presents a theatrical display of his working man’s sensibility, with bits that tackle everything from Starbucks to global politics. A veteran stand-up comedian and actor, Jimmy Shubert continues to make audiences laugh while navigating the competitive worlds of stage and screen with the ease and agility of a true entertainment triple threat.