Hailing from the vibrant streets of New York City, Matt Nagin is not your average comedian. With a razor-sharp wit and an unmatched knack for storytelling, Matt’s comedic prowess knows no bounds. His unique blend of observational humor, biting satire, and absurdity has audiences rolling in the aisles from comedy clubs to theaters across the country.

Matt’s journey into comedy is as diverse as his background. With a background in acting and writing, he seamlessly weaves together hilarious anecdotes from his own life with keen observations on the absurdities of modern society. From navigating the pitfalls of dating in a mechanistic world to fitting in his new place of residence, Alabama, Matt tackles topics both big and small with his signature brand of humor.

Since bursting on the scene Matt has published four books, appeared on two reality shows, acted in numerous TV and Film Projects, and performed standup in seven countries. His humor book, Do Not Feed The Clown, published by Tenth Street Press, obtained rave reviews and has become a cult favorite. Other career highlights include a comedic performance at the Knockdown Center for a crowd of 3000 as part of Eric Andre’s 40th Birthday party, winning the 2018 Spirit First Editor’s Choice Award for his poem “If We Are Doomed,” and appearing on The Amazon series “Hunters” in a scene with Al Pacino. Still other noteworthy highlights include headlining numerous shows throughout the Southeast, appearing in the hit movie Tango Shalom, and performing his one man show, Woolly Mammoth Panic Attack, at The Edinburgh Comedy Festival.

Perhaps most importantly, Matt tries to help others. He spent several years as a Talent and Show Coordinator for The Gotham Comedy Foundation, a charitable organization that brings comedians into hospitals and senior centers. Matt further has long been involved with The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, performing standup at benefits and contributing to the search for a cure. In 2019, Matt was granted the Long Island Chapter’s Mission Award.