Sarah Tiana is a seasoned comedian whose unique blend of Southern charm and sharp wit has made her a recognizable face in the world of comedy. Originally from Calhoun, Georgia, Sarah has carved a niche for herself by humorously exploring the quirks of Southern culture and contemporary life. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2003, she has balanced her pursuit of comedy with the realities of life as an ex-waitress. Sarah's comedic journey features regular appearances on popular shows like Comedy Central's "@Midnight" and "Chelsea Lately." She has also showcased her writing talents on "The Josh Wolf Show" on CMT and "The Burn" with Jeff Ross. Beyond the screen, Sarah is a regular at the legendary Comedy Store in Los Angeles, where her performances consistently draw in crowds. Her big break came with a memorable performance on "Reno 911," where she appeared as Carmen in the show's seventh season. In 2005, Sarah's passion for comedy extended into education when she co-created The Strait Jacket Society, a sketch comedy company designed to give aspiring actors in Hollywood valuable stage time and exposure. Through this program, she has mentored over 500 actors, contributing significantly to the comedic talent pool in Hollywood. Sarah's dedication to comedy extends globally; she has completed over a dozen tours entertaining troops in countries such as Germany, Singapore, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Her commitment to this cause is captured in the documentary "We Love You Mrs. Bevins," highlighting her experiences performing for military audiences at the onset of the Iraq war. Beyond stand-up, Sarah has embraced a variety of roles in entertainment. She was a correspondent on "The Soup Investigates" and "Love You, Mean It" with Whitney Cummings. Her talents as a writer were showcased in projects for the ESPY Awards and Rob Riggle's NFL segments on FOX. An avid sports fan, Sarah's humor often intersects with her love for sports, adding another layer to her comedic persona. In addition to comedy, she has hosted high-profile events, such as the red carpet for the Roast of Justin Bieber and the CMA Awards, further establishing her versatility in the entertainment industry. While Sarah candidly acknowledges some less successful ventures, such as the three pilots that never aired, she continues to thrive, both on stage and in her personal life, which she humorously describes as an exercise in "ignoring red flags." Through her engaging performances and lively presence on social media, Sarah Tiana remains a vibrant and endearing force in comedy today.