Taylor Tomlinson
Comedian • Writer • Host
Biography & Career Highlights
Taylor Tomlinson is an American stand-up comedian, writer, and television host known for her witty storytelling and unfiltered takes on adulthood, relationships, and self-awareness. She has become one of comedy’s most distinctive modern voices, praised for her sharp writing and authenticity.
Early Life & Beginnings
Born in Orange County, California, Taylor began performing stand-up at age 16 after her father enrolled them both in a comedy class at their local church. Her natural timing and honesty quickly gained attention, paving the way for her to appear on national comedy stages.
- First Stand-Up: Began performing at open mics and church events before transitioning to full-time comedy.
- Breakthrough: Appeared on “Last Comic Standing” and multiple late-night shows early in her career.
Netflix & Global Success
Taylor’s Netflix specials established her as a powerhouse in comedy, with her introspective and hilarious takes on growing up, therapy, and modern love.
- Netflix Specials: “Quarter-Life Crisis” (2020) and “Look at You” (2022) both received widespread acclaim.
- Recognition: Named by Forbes in their “30 Under 30 in Comedy” list for redefining stand-up for a new generation.
- Hosting: Became host of CBS’s “After Midnight” in 2024, continuing her success on television.
Style & Influence
Known for her dry humor and emotional depth, Taylor blends vulnerability with self-deprecation, discussing mental health and personal growth with sharp comedic precision.
- Influences: Inspired by comedians like Tig Notaro, John Mulaney, and Ellen DeGeneres.
- Style: Combines deeply personal topics with quick wit and sophisticated punchlines.
Personal Life
Offstage, Taylor Tomlinson speaks openly about therapy, anxiety, and her personal evolution through her 20s and 30s. Her humor and insight continue to inspire a generation navigating adulthood with laughter and resilience.
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