Jeffrey

Often called a "comedy legend". Before I started performing about 18 years ago, I wrote for legends like Rodney Dangerfield, Joan Rivers, "Dice" Clay, Gilbert Gottfried, Richard Belzer, George Wallace and even Jerry Lewis. I'm also a radio personality often on Sirius XM and WABC radio. Profiled in the NY TIme and on every TV station coming out of NY.

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Videos

Sticks and Stones Opening Weekend

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Credits

TV appearance

2018

National TV debut on AXS TV's Gotham Comedy Live- 4 applause breaks

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Festival appearance

2026

I headlined the Borscht Belt Festival in Ellenville, NY in January of 2026

Festival appearance

2025

Headlined opening weekend of Sticks and Stones new comedy club that opened in Southhampton, NY

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TV appearance

2026

Did a shoot with Maury Povich

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Radio appearance

2014-2016

I was a regular on air personality with Ron Bennington on Sirius XM radio

Radio appearance

2025

Frequent guest with Frank Morano on The Other Side of Midnight, his radio show on WABC radio

Festival appearance

2025

Performed in both the Vermont Comedy Festival and the Sunshine Comedy Festival in Florida

Press review

2025

On the cover of Sutton Pjace Magazine as a "Comedy Legend" with a 7 page article including photos with Seinfeld, Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish, Amy Poehler, Amy Schumer, D.L. Hughley, and Nick Kroll

Press review

2010

Cover story in the NY Times

“A documentary film was made about my life and career in comedy”

2020

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About

Depending on the gig I can work squeaky clean or drop the occasion F-bomb but nothing controversial , ugly or disgusting. I'm also a red carpet host and my Comedy Matters You Tube channel has over 650 video interviews I've done with everyone in comedy from Jimmy Fallon on down including Bill Burr, Chris Distefano, Jim Carrey, Amy Schumer, TIffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, Sebastian Maniscalco, D.L. Hughley, Dan Soder, etc. I'm on the cover of Sutton Place Magazine as a "comedy legend."