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Nick Kroll is an actor/comedian/writer living in New York City. He hails from the tough streets of Rye, New York where he didn't even has his own tennis court as a child. Nick is a celebrated panelist on VH1's Best Week Ever, is the co-creator of the very celebrated book Bar Mitzvah Disco, was a contributing writer for the critically celebrated The Chappelle Show and is the co-celebrated-creator of the Comedy Central Motherload Series' I Love the 30s and All Access: Middle Ages. Nick has dominated the celebrated medium of radio as well, making numerous appearances on Public Radio International's news/comedy/celebration show Fair Game. Mr. Kroll has appeared at the Montreal Comedy Festival (known for its celebrated industry showcases) and performs standup at colleges all over the country. If you want to see him live, Nick appears at the Upright CItizens Brigade in NY and LA and loves to do weirdly celebrated characters like Fabrice Fabrice and the Gil Faizon of 'Oh, Hello Show' with fellow weirdo, John Mulaney. For more information on Sr. Kroll, visit websites.