American comedian Orny Adams first gained international recognition with his co-starring role in Jerry Seinfeld's documentary "Comedian." He quickly became a familiar face on the stand-up circuit, making numerous appearances on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "The Late Show with David Letterman." Orny's 2010 one-hour special, "Orny Adams Takes The Third," followed the success of his debut comedy DVD/CD "Path Of Most Resistance," both earning critical acclaim and a devoted audience. Orny's versatility extends beyond stand-up; he is well-known for his portrayal of Coach Finstock on MTV's hit drama "Teen Wolf," a role he was chosen for by creator Jeff Davis after being impressed by Orny's performance at the Hollywood Improv. His blend of wit and humor made him a standout, recognized early in his career by The Hollywood Reporter as a comedian to watch. Orny's talent in writing has led him to create jokes for top comedians, including Jay Leno and Garry Shandling, and he has contributed to the Annual Emmys Broadcast on two occasions. His knack for crafting memorable lines has made him a sought-after writer when celebrities require humor infused into their public appearances. In July 2000, Orny Adams made a notable impact at the Montreal Comedy Festival, leading to a development deal with Warner Brothers Studio and a memorable appearance on David Letterman's show. His return to the Montreal stage a decade later, alongside Steve Martin, earned him rave reviews and was highlighted as a "stand-out act" by The Hollywood Reporter. Beyond stand-up and acting, Orny has explored various television projects. He developed a talk show pilot with CBS Television Distribution and Katalyst Films and shot a pilot for a late-night talk show for TBS. His series "Modern Chaos with Orny Adams" was taped for The Discovery Channel, and he hosted a show on Discovery’s Travel Channel. Additionally, Orny appeared on programs such as "Jiminy Glick," "Tough Crowd on Comedy Central," "The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn," and "Last Call With Carson Daly," as well as regular segments on "Entertainment Tonight" and "The Insider." Not only does Orny thrive on stage, but he is also frequently involved in writing and developing television shows. His creative vision led to "The Pitch," a reality show developed with Endemol. Despite numerous projects, Orny shines brightest during his live performances. His tour has spanned clubs, theaters, international festivals, and prestigious venues like the Staples Center in LA, with audiences as far-flung as Ireland, Australia, and South Africa. Orny Adams' comedy is marked by its unique style, combining cleverness, sophistication, and a fast-paced delivery that resonates universally. His work humorously deconstructs the chaos of modern life, offering perspectives that challenge the status quo and captivate audiences worldwide.