Aidy Bryant

Aidy Bryant is a celebrated comedian, actress, and writer, renowned for her impactful contributions to the world of comedy. She began her professional journey after graduating from Columbia College Chicago, where she honed her skills in improvisational comedy. Bryant quickly made a name for herself in the Chicago comedy scene, performing with prestigious groups such as The Second City and the Annoyance Theatre. Her work as a writer and ensemble member for the Second City Stage showcased her talent for crafting engaging and humorous content.

In 2012, Bryant joined the cast of NBC’s iconic sketch comedy show, "Saturday Night Live" ("SNL"), where she became a beloved figure over her ten-season tenure. Her ability to create memorable characters and deliver sharp comedic performances earned her three Primetime Emmy Award nominations, including two for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Bryant’s versatility on "SNL" allowed her to shine in various roles, making her a standout performer in the ensemble.

Beyond "SNL," Bryant has expanded her repertoire with notable projects, including a starring role in the critically acclaimed sitcom "Shrill," which she also co-produced and wrote for. Her performance in "Shrill" garnered her a nomination for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, further solidifying her status as a leading voice in comedy.

Additionally, Bryant has lent her voice to animated series such as "Danger & Eggs" and "Human Resources," showcasing her range and adaptability as a performer. With her unique comedic perspective and dedication to her craft, Bryant continues to inspire audiences and fellow comedians alike, making her a significant figure in contemporary comedy.