Ivan Decker

Ivan Decker is a Canadian stand-up comedian and writer known for observational comedy that dissects everyday situations. Decker, originally from Vancouver and based in Los Angeles, is recognized for a clean comedic style that appeals to a broad audience.

Decker was named a Comic To Watch by TBS at the New York Comedy Festival and made his U.S. television debut on "Conan." He became the first Canadian in more than three decades to win a JUNO Award for Comedy Album of the Year for his debut album, "I Wanted to Be a Dinosaur." Decker also appeared in the Netflix series "Comedians of the World," with his comedy special "Underwater Scissors" featured in the collection.

Decker has headlined comedy festivals across North America and Europe and joined tours such as the Just for Laughs Road Show. He has appeared in comedy series including Rick Mercer's "Comedy Night in Canada" and Comedy Central's "Stand-Up Showcase." His television performances include appearances at the Just for Laughs Montreal festival, the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, and the Halifax Comedy Festival for CBC Television. Decker's work is also featured on Sirius XM radio and the CBC radio program "The Debaters." He has been voted the top comedian in Vancouver by judges in the Vancouver Comedy Showdown.

Decker's comedy special "Popcorn," released on YouTube, earned a JUNO nomination. He continues to work as a writer, stand-up comedian, and actor, offering audiences an intelligent and relatable perspective on modern life through his comedy.