- Baltimore, MD
- Stand-Up Comedian
- 19 miles from
- $250 and up
"Most notably, you may have seen him as "Coach Wilkins" on the hit CBS Primetime show "Young Sheldon." But, being live allows Doc to have a real story telling...
Tom Myers
Overview
Tom Myers performed stand-up for the first time at age 17 when he auditioned for his high school talent show. In that time, Tom has travelled all over the country, performing in comedy clubs, theaters, art spaces and casinos in 19 states and DC. Tom performed four shows for the soldiers at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and was one of several comedians to perform in an 81-hour comedy marathon at Magooby’s Joke House in Timonium, Maryland, which earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for the Longest Continuous Comedy Show with Multiple Comedians.
No matter what kind of an event you are planning, if you want a comedian, make Tom Myers your first choice!
Reviews
1 review
Dan N.
August 13, 2018An all time great
Tom has the bravado of Bill Hicks, and the courage of Carlin, but a style all his own. I've never laughed so hard before! He's a little edgy, not scared to ruffle feathers, but Tom's thought provoking act will make you a better person for having heard it.
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