Sarah Cooper

Early Life & Beginnings

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and raised in the United States, Sarah initially pursued a career in tech before finding her passion in comedy. After studying at the University of Maryland and later working at Google, she left corporate life to chase her creative calling.

• Career Shift: Left her job at Google to pursue stand-up comedy full-time, embracing storytelling with humor rooted in real-world experiences.
• First Recognition: Her blog and book “100 Tricks to Appear Smart in Meetings” became viral hits, earning her mainstream recognition.

Breakthrough & Fame

Sarah’s fame skyrocketed in 2020 when her lip-sync videos mimicking political speeches went viral on social media, earning millions of views and global acclaim.

• Netflix Special: Starred in and produced “Sarah Cooper: Everything’s Fine”, a satirical variety special directed by Natasha Lyonne.
• Authorship: Authored multiple bestselling books including “How to Be Successful Without Hurting Men’s Feelings”.
• Television Appearances: Featured on The Tonight Show, The Ellen Show, and Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Style & Influence

Sarah’s comedy blends satire, social commentary, and clever observational humor. Her content often dissects corporate culture, politics, and gender dynamics with wit and originality.

• Signature Style: Smart, subversive humor with an elegant yet relatable tone.
• Influences: Inspired by legends like Tina Fey, Lucille Ball, and Dave Chappelle.

Personal Life

Sarah Cooper resides in New York City, where she continues to write, perform, and advocate for creative authenticity. She remains a voice for women in comedy and uses humor as a bridge between truth and transformation.