In the dynamic world of comedy, Nick Vatterott has carved out a unique niche with his high-energy, improvisational style that defies convention. Rising to prominence in 2010, Nick was named one of the “break-outs” at Montreal’s prestigious Just for Laughs Comedy Festival by The Hollywood Reporter. This recognition set the stage for a career that would span notable performances on some of television’s most renowned platforms. Nick's comedic talents have graced the stages of "Conan" and "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," showcasing his ability to engage audiences with his distinctive brand of humor. His half-hour special on Comedy Central further cemented his status as a comedian worth watching. In addition to his stand-up achievements, Nick was a producer, writer, and performer for Comedy Central's stand-up sketch hybrid show "Mash-Up," demonstrating his versatility and creative depth. Before making waves on the national scene, Nick honed his craft with the legendary Second City in Chicago, a city renowned for nurturing comedic talent. He toured extensively with Second City and his sketch group, 'Heavyweight,' which performed at Second City’s Unhinged and the Toronto Just for Laughs Festival. This period in his career laid a solid foundation for his later success. Nick's innovative approach to comedy earned him the prestigious Andy Kaufman Award in 2011, an accolade that celebrates performers who embody the spirit of originality and creativity. Before his relocation to New York City, Chicago Magazine recognized Nick as “The Funniest Man in Chicago,” a testament to his impact on the local comedy scene. Throughout his career, Nick Vatterott's work has been described as a refreshing blend of improvisational skill and unconventional humor. Above all, he continues to be celebrated for one overarching quality: being hilariously funny.