Jimmy Fowlie

Jimmy Fowlie is a versatile American actor, comedian, writer, and performer whose creative work spans live theater, web series, television, and sketch comedy.

Raised in Bedford, Massachusetts, Fowlie developed an early interest in performance and later studied theater at the University of Southern California.

He refined his comedic craft through improv and sketch work at the renowned The Groundlings in Los Angeles, where he also taught beginning in 2013.

Fowlie gained widespread recognition as the creator, writer, and star of the lesbian‑themed comedy web series Go-Go Boy Interrupted, which originated as a live sketch show before its adaptation to YouTube.

Beyond that, he wrote and performed a solo theatrical comedy, So Long Boulder City — a satirical take on a fictional one‑woman show — which enjoyed runs both in Los Angeles and Off‑Broadway in New York.

In recent years, Fowlie has expanded his influence in mainstream comedy: since 2022 he has been a writer for Saturday Night Live, contributing to sketches and digital content and earning industry recognition for his writing.

Meanwhile, he continues to perform — drawing on his improv roots — and remains active across multiple media, blending sharp comedic instincts with a talent for character‑driven satire.